Breaking the Cycle: A Blueprint for SEND Reform
There is a consensus that the education system is not working well enough for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), their families, or the professionals delivering support.
This isn’t the fault of any of the actors within the system; families are seeking support for their children while education providers, councils, and health leaders are struggling to balance competing priorities and stretched resources.
A shared view exists that change is necessary and urgent, but there is less agreement on what change should look like or how it should be implemented.
Change is necessary and urgent.
Author's summary: Reforming SEND education system is necessary.
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