The Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman has criticised Norfolk County Council’s provision for children with SEN following two investigations.

A proposed new inspection framework is seeking to rebalance the process to make sure that young people receive the best teaching possible.

Nearly a third of local authority secondary schools in England are unable to cover their costs, finds new research.

A new report commissioned by City Hall predicts that as no schools in the capital will be exposed to illegally high levels of air pollution by 2025.

Ofsted inspectors have judged Essex County Council’s children's social care services to be of the highest quality.

Thousands of children in England with special educational needs are waiting too long for an education, health and care plan.

133 out of 152 councils responsible for children’s services overspent in 2017-18, collectively overspending by an estimated £807 million.

The government has revealed plans to fund 900 places on the Frontline children’s social work training programme up to 2021.

Damian Hinds has outlined plans for life-saving skills such as CPR and how to get help in a medical emergency to be taught in every school from 2020.

New analysis has revealed that two-thirds of academy chains across England are performing below average for disadvantaged pupils.

Education Secretary Damian Hinds has called on leading sporting bodies to work with schools and help more children play competitive sport.

The early learning gap between children in poverty and their peers has widened in 76 out of 152 local authorities.

The number of lollipop men and women funded by councils in Great Britain has fallen by 1,500 in the last five years.

The current SEND funding deficit could double to an estimated £806 million next year, possibly rising to £1.6 billion in 2020.

Education Secretary Damian Hinds has announced that councils will receive £250 million to provide much needed SEND support.

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