In little more than a month, a raft of ambitious changes will come into effect as part of government attempts to improve outcomes for children with special educational needs (SEN).
Changes to the system from September 1 will mean councils will have to publish a "local offer", listing the support and services parents and children can access under the new system. Meanwhile, new education health and care (EHC) plans will co-ordinate support for all children and young people aged up to 25, replacing SEN statements and placing greater emphasis on personal goals and support children can expect to receive while in education and training.
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