The plight of children with special educational needs (SEND) and disabilities during coronavirus restrictions has left exhausted parents feeling ‘abandoned’ without access to lifeline services.
For Jen Smith, the autumn term started, as always, with the prospect of managing the delicate process of her children’s school attendance. Both autistic, they
The number of children in state care is thought to have passed 100,000 for the first time. The rise is because of police fears over
School pupils in England should take rigorous externally set assessment tests in the place of mock exams next spring, in order to provide a back-up grade for
Face coverings must be worn in the communal areas of secondary schools and colleges in England in an extension of rules that will apply through the new
More than 400,000 children in England were off school last week for coronavirus-related reasons, as the government admitted that “unevenness” in lost learning could affect
Next summer’s A-levels and GCSEs in England are going ahead – but with slimmed-down content and a start date pushed back by about three weeks.
Schools are losing touch with some of the most vulnerable families across England during the pandemic, as the threat of truancy fines leads parents to
Since the introduction of national lockdown measures, the number of contacts to the NSPCC helpline from people concerned about children living in homes with domestic
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