Concerns Over Special Needs Education
Bridget Phillipson, Secretary of State for Education, has turned her attention back to her brief, causing concern among parents of children with special needs.
Parents are upset about the latest announcement from the Department of Education, which may lead to children with 'lower level' needs losing one-to-one teaching assistant support.
Reports that children with 'lower level' needs may lose one-to-one teaching assistant support have alarmed parents.
- Publication of the white paper on schools' special needs (SEND) provision has been postponed until next year.
- Rumors of a total overhaul of the system have also caused concern among parents.
Author's summary: Phillipson's announcement sparks concern among special needs parents.
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