‘Utter abandonment’ of special needs families during lockdown
Families of children with special educational needs have felt “utterly abandoned” during school closures, an MPs’ committee has been told. Witnesses told the education committee
Families of children with special educational needs have felt “utterly abandoned” during school closures, an MPs’ committee has been told. Witnesses told the education committee
Couples seeking a no-fault divorce will have to wait until autumn 2021 even though proposed legislation removing fault from the divorce process has reached the
A £1bn fund to help England’s children catch up on what they have missed while schools have been closed has been announced by the prime
The president of the family division has drawn a roadmap for what the family courts will look like over the next few months, warning that
A bill introducing “no-fault” divorces in England and Wales has been backed by MPs. It passed its first hurdle in the Commons by 231 votes
Close to 300,000 pupils in England can return to their secondary schools and colleges for the first time in three months on Monday, but school
The vast majority of social workers in England believe coronavirus has diminished the capability of their service, and that people they support have been adversely
A million children in England – half of those who are expected to return when their classes reopen – are likely to stay at home
Michael Gove has insisted England’s schools are safe to reopen, but acknowledged that “you can never eliminate risk”. Mr Gove told the BBC’s Andrew Marr