This Legal Question was posed by ALLFIE’s Simone Aspis. It was answered by Lisa Morris, Trainee Solicitor, Education, supervised by Lucy Atherton at Simpson Millar Solicitors.
Welcome to the latest edition of Inclusion Now, inclusive education news including: SEND Review findings; Additional Learning Support in college; Covid-19 inclusive practice; Capacity building Disabled People’s Organisations + more
ALLFIE’s latest SEND Review campaign briefing includes a useful guide for answering the Government consultation survey.
You can listen online below, or if you want to download the audio files, right click each article and choose “Save Link As”.
Welcome to the Inclusion Now SEND review supplement. This is an extra edition of the magazine, bringing you news about Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND) government reforms.
By Simone Aspis, Campaigns and Policy Coordinator, Alliance for Inclusive Education (ALLFIE)
By Richard Rieser, World of Inclusion
Louise Arnold and Debbie Kilbride, Senior Lecturers at the University of East London, explain the impact of government SEND reforms on children and Young people.
Christine is the Director of the Council for Disabled Children
By the Special Educational Consortium (SEC)
Welcome to Inclusion Now 62 SEND Review supplement- an extra edition of the magazine with news about Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND) reforms, and the Government’s Green Paper consultation.
Our oral history project on Disabled people’s experience of education over the last century, including schools resource packs and more.
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