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Stock image of school children NEARLY 200 Oxfordshire children have to be educated outside the county to get help with special educational needs, a higher number than other neighbouring counties. A total of 400 children from the county with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) are getting help through specialist independent schools, not funded directly by the state. From those, there is room for 209 in Oxfordshire, with the remaining 191 educated out of county. And out of those educated outside of Oxfordshire, 59 have to travel further than to neighbouring counties like Berkshire or Northamptonshire. In total, this currently costs £20m a year to the public purse, and Oxfordshire County Council is trying to find ways to educate more children with SEND within the county.

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