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Ahead of the new academic year, Jarlath O’Brien shares his reading list to help both teachers and leaders with behaviour management

Publishing a report revealing the scale of vulnerability among children in England, the Centre for Young Lives calls for the government to provide joined-up solutions

The SEND system is in need of reform but restricting children’s access to support through EHCPs isn’t the answer, warns IPSEA’s Catriona Moore

This summer we’re rounding up some of our most popular recent features on different education topics. Here are our top five reads on student mental health and pastoral care

Campaign launched amid concerns that government reforms could end education, health and care plans

It’s a common accusation that some state schools in England have been guilty of off-rolling in attempt to improve their league table position. But what does the term mean?

Government SEND adviser Dame Christine Lenehan says a decision on the future of education, health and care plans is still to be made

Leaders call for scrutiny of admissions, pupil movement and the impact of sanctions on students with special educational needs and disabilities

DfE report says bailout deals saved some councils from bankruptcy, but that system leaders warn reform and investment is needed

And five other key points from the Department for Education’s annual report

The exams regulator withdraws published data on students receiving access arrangements such as extra time

From classroom placement to engaging with families, two Sendcos share practical ways to make the start of secondary school more welcoming for students with special educational needs and disabilities