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Tes takes a closer look at the gaps in the new Labour government’s manifesto pledges for schools

School leaders’ network Schools North East’s manifesto calls on the next government to recognise the impact of long-term poverty on schools

The CEO of EdStart Schools, a provider of SEND and alternative provision, says recruiting former football and rugby professionals has given students extra inspiration

The government’s plan to enhance SEND provision doesn’t go far enough - we need more funding and a radical rethink to tackle systemic failures, says Margaret Mulholland

There is ‘growing frustration at all levels’ with Northern Ireland’s special educational needs system – and solutions must be based on a ‘highly inclusive’ approach, says Noel Purdy

School finance leaders and trust governors call for the main political parties to set out how they would tackle the ‘most significant’ issue that schools are facing

New data on special educational needs provision in schools has been released. Dan Worth picks out the key trends

The next government must tackle the challenges of the special educational needs and disabilities system, urges Education Policy Institute

Support is out there for teachers keen to address gaps in their knowledge around additional support needs, says Lauren Lockhart

A trust CEO outlines why he believes moves to reconsider how children with special educational needs and disabilities are placed in mainstream settings to be the right course of action

New data from the DfE reveals a raft of insights on education, health and care plans. Dan Worth breaks down the key data schools and teachers need to know

New data shows an increase in the number of education, health and care plans and requests for assessments at a time when funding is being squeezed