Although we would all like to see a state system that would provide for every kind of special educational need, the resources available make this impracticable.
Thus there will continue to be a place for private and independentschools to provide for those with low-incidence needs.
Lorraine Petersen, chief executive officer, nasen (formerly The NationalAssociation for Special Educational Needs).
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