by vinnie walsh | th Sep 2024 | News
Disadvantaged pupils and those with SEND to receive support to progress their musical talent and interests. Pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds or with SEND will get targeted support to unlock their musical potential, thanks to a new scheme designed to...
by vinnie walsh | th Sep 2024 | News
There are calls for more teachers from diverse backgrounds in schools across the south-east of England for the benefit of all pupils. Department for Education figures show 19% of pupils in Sussex, Kent and Surrey are black, Asian or from other ethnic minorities. But...
by vinnie walsh | th Sep 2024 | News
A mother from Kent is hoping to launch legal action against government plans to change tax on private school fees. Alexis Quinn, whose daughter is autistic, said adding VAT at the standard rate of 20% to fees will force many children with special educational needs...
by vinnie walsh | th Sep 2024 | News
When teachers move from mainstream education to Special Educational Needs (SEN) education, it involves a significant shift in their professional role, responsibilities, and approach to teaching. This transition can be both rewarding and challenging. Here’s a...
by vinnie walsh | th Sep 2024 | News
Hundreds of college and school heads have signed a letter asking the government to pause a decision on BTECs for at least a year. The former Conservative government had planned to defund a number of level 3 qualifications, including BTECs, in August in favour of T...
