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High-needs deficit ‘increasingly untenable’ as SEND reform delay bites

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The government’s failure to address soaring high-needs deficits is becoming increasingly untenable, according to CIPFA chief executive Owen Mapley.

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The decision to delay reform of the special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) system until the spring means that any changes on the ground

Room151 uncovers an ‘unusual’ legal process and changing dynamics in the political landscape that once again leave s151s picking up the financial pieces.

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