School Absence Crisis Costs Parents Thousands
Parents of children who refuse to attend school are losing thousands of pounds in income after being forced to take unpaid leave, according to new …
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Month: <span>June 2026</span>
Recreational Activities in an EHCP: Can They Be Special Educational Provision?
A recent Upper Tribunal decision has provided useful guidance on a question that often arises in practice: can recreational activities be included in an EHCP? …
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The impact of SEND Tribunal delays on children and families
For many parents of children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), appealing to the SEND Tribunal is often viewed as the final route to …
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Educational Psychologist shortages and EHCP delays: what parents need to know
Families across England are continuing to face long delays in the Education, Health and Care (EHC) needs assessment process. One of the biggest reasons for …
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Supreme Court Changes Deprivation of Liberty Rules for Young People with Special Educational Needs
The Supreme Court has released a decision which has changed a long-standing understanding of Deprivation of Liberty. The decision, full citation [2026] UKSC 16, can …
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