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SEND reforms: reassurance sought over EHCP alternative

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Government proposals for a £4bn overhaul of high-needs provision which would see more children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) supported in mainstream schools have gained a cautious welcome from councils.

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However, there were warnings that the tightening of eligibility criteria could fuel an already “exponential” rise in demand for education, health and care plans

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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