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‘Powerful example’: minister looks to Essex school for blueprint to transform Send provision
AI EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Government minister Georgia Gould visited an Essex secondary school to examine its inclusion model as a potential blueprint for reforming England's special educational needs provision. The visit comes as the number of pupils with special educational needs plans in England is projected to double amid rising demand for support.
WHY IT MATTERS
This story matters because it highlights government efforts to address the mounting crisis and parental struggles within England's special educational needs system by looking at successful school inclusion models.
Georgia Gould says moving system towards inclusion will mean parents ‘don’t need to fight’ for support in futurePupils with Send plans in England likely to double in rush for supportGeorgia Gould is in a race against time. And the minister responsible for overhauling England’s special educational needs provision is hoping that a state school in Colchester will help her beat the clock.Gould visited Thomas Lord Audley secondary school last week to see the secrets of its success in persuading local...
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