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Ambulance service CEO announces he is to leave the role

Ambulance service CEO announces he is to leave the role
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Tom Abell to stand down from East of England Ambulance Trust

Tom Abell to stand down from East of England Ambulance Trust
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Ambitious reform for children and young people with SEND

Green paper will consult on a stronger national system for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), boosting parent confidence.

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Green paper sets out plans for new national Send standards

The Local Government Association has broadly welcomed today's government green paper on special educational needs provision, which promises better support

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Over £42 million to extend projects for children with SEND

Over £42 million to extend projects for children with SEND Further funding to help raise educational standards, improve services and provide practical support to children with special educational needs and disabilities From: 11 February 2021 Projects worth over £42 million to help raise educational standards, improve services and provide practical support to disadvantaged families and children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) have had their funding extended. On Wednesday 10 February, the Government announced it will re-award current contracts and grants which enable schools, colleges, families and local authorities, to support thousands of children with SEND. This includes extending an advice helpline and increased funding for local parent carer forums, support to improve how councils provide local services and improved training for education staff in working with children and young people with specific needs such as autism.

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