MAKING SPECIALIST SUPPORT HARDER TO ACCESS
What becomes of the government’s plans to reform special educational needs and disabilities (Send) provision in English schools will depend on who the next prime minister and education secretary are.
DEBATE IN ENGLAND’S PARLIAMENT TODAY: CAREERS GUIDANCE
Christina Rees in the Chair] 2.30pm – https://hansard.parliament.uk/commons/2022-07-13/debates/16ADC431-015A-40EC-8731-CC36152A63C2/CareersGuidanceInSchools Mike Amesbury (Weaver Vale) (Lab) I beg to move, That this House has considered the provision of careers guidance in schools. It
LATEST REPORT: AN INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF PLACES AND SPACES FOR INNOVATIVE ALL-AGE CAREERS SUPPORT – QDOS CAREER HUBS, ENGLAND
In October 2021, the Manor Group commissioned dmh associates to undertake an evidence-based literature review building upon an earlier Akrill Review Vol. I (2015-2019), which set out a detailed overview
QUEENS SPEECH 2022: KEY POINTS AT-A-GLANCE
The Queen’s speech highlights some of the 38 laws that ministers intend to pass in the coming year including bills carried from previous sessions of parliament.. This number includes some
LIFELONG LEARNING ENTITLEMENT LLE – UNIVERSITIES UK VIEW
The response from UUK to DfE consultation on Lifelong Loan Entitlement. “The introduction of the LLE is a welcome programme of reform. We believe these reforms can unlock opportunities for
PARENTS RUE THE REALITY OF ‘BROKEN BOOMERANG’ KIDS
Labelled as the ‘broken boomerang generation’, this article talks about the crisis young adults are experiencing as moving out of their parent’s is just too unaffordable for most. Louise Eccles,
