Inspectors criticise lack of progress on SEND reforms
Local leaders in North East Lincolnshire have criticised for lacking a clear and coherent strategy for improving support for young people with special educational needs or disabilities (SEND).
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Apprenticeship levy hits prospects for disadvantaged young people
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New guidance requires schools to do more to tackle abuse and bullying, explains education expert.
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Vulnerable children bear brunt of school exclusion increases
An education select committee report concludes a factor in rising levels of school exclusions is that vulnerable pupils are not getting the support they need. The government is being urged to back inclusive school policies.
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