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Bradford is set to get £7 million towards helping school pupils with SEND

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Bradford is set to get £7 million towards funding new school places for pupils with SEND.

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Government to create 1,000 new school places for SEND pupils

The government announced funding for 1,000 new school places for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) in the South West.

9 days ago·Weymouth, United Kingdom

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Worcestershire to receive £7 million for new SEND school places

WORCESTERSHIRE is set to receive more than £7 million to create new school places for children with special educational needs and disabilities.

12 days ago

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Bradford is set to get £7 million towards helping school pupils with SEND

Bradford is set to get £7 million towards funding new school places for pupils with SEND.

13 days ago·Bradford, United Kingdom

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Open Access Government

£740m funding for 10,000 new places for SEND children

The UK Government has announced funding for 10,000 new school places for SEND children, delivering on its Plan for Change More SEND children will be supported to thrive in their local schools following a £740m investment to deliver adaptations, expand specialist units in mainstream schools, and create new places in special schools. This funding will enable children to succeed at schools close to their homes and families. Lack of support for SEND…

9 days ago

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Student Circuit

Higher interest in tech careers amongst SEND students

Research by EngineeringUK and The Royal Society, published during National Careers Week (3rd-8th March), has found young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) have a higher interest in technology careers than non-SEND pupils. The new additional analysis comes from the Science Education Tracker, a survey of 7,200 young people in years 7 to 13 of their experiences and attitudes towards STEM (science, technology, engineering…

12 days ago

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