Category : Special Education


Holmwood School Wins Fourth Special Education Award

Holmwood School in Middlesbrough has been named Special Education School of the Year in the 2025/26 Prestige Awards for the fourth consecutive year, highlighting its inclusive and nurturing environment.

£3.7m Birmingham SEN School Facility Approved

Birmingham City Council approves £3.7m SEN facility at Prince Albert High School to create 56 places, addressing urgent need for local SEND capacity and reducing out-of-city placements.

Market Field School Earns Gold Mental Health Award

Market Field School in Elmstead Market has been awarded the Gold Carnegie Mental Health Award for its exceptional wellbeing-first culture, praised for comprehensive support programs and inclusive practices.

Major SEND Investment for Dover and Deal Schools

A record-breaking £3 billion investment programme, including £18 million for Kent, aims to create inclusive classrooms and expand specialist provision for children with special educational needs and disabilities.

World Book Day Celebrations at Market Field School

Students at Market Field School in Elmstead Market enjoyed a vibrant World Book Day with themed activities designed to make reading accessible and joyful for all learners, including those with moderate learning difficulties.

New SEN School Approved in Walsall's Historic Building

A new Special Educational Needs school for 40 pupils aged 11-16 has been approved in Walsall town centre, converting a historic Victorian property into a modern educational facility with sensory rooms and outdoor spaces.

SEND System Overhaul: New Legal Rights for Children

Radical government plans to reform special educational needs and disabilities support have received a cautious welcome from leading charities, promising new legal entitlements for over a million children.

MP Urges Families to Have Say on SEND Reforms

Northfield MP Laurence Turner, who had additional needs as a child, calls on Birmingham families to engage with the government's controversial SEND system overhaul consultation.

Liverpool SEND Schools Excel with Flexible Learning

Two Liverpool schools for children with special educational needs and disabilities are pioneering innovative approaches to education, while new research highlights accessibility challenges for blind rail passengers.

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