SEND: ‘Let’s strive for progress, not perfection’
We recently hosted a virtual shared learning event for 10 Directors of Children’s Services and Education, to take stock of…
It’s out! Our latest list of the best performing councils for High Needs has been published by The MJ.
The list measures council performance within high needs funding, focusing on pupils with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), pupils in alternative provision, and pupils who have been excluded.
For each upper tier council in England, our analysis seeks to answer the question ‘what are the outcomes achieved per pound spent on High Needs?’. It does this by looking at a broad range of outcome measures, and at spending, to approximate the complex systems being run by local authorities.
Our aim in undertaking this analysis is unchanged – we want to encourage a discussion about defining and measuring what ‘good’ looks like, and inspire councils to learn from each other.
To see the list of best performers and read my analysis, head over to The MJ.
We recently hosted a virtual shared learning event for 10 Directors of Children’s Services and Education, to take stock of…
Working with people across the High Needs system, we have set 10 system ambitions to drive effective support in High Needs
As uncertainty continues over when and how children will fully return to the classroom, system ambitions must be set to support children with SEND.