PLACES at free special schools will double in a victory for The Sun’s Give It Back campaign. Nearly 20,000 children with learning disabilities are to benefit from the new special education sites. M…
PLACES at free special schools will double in a victory for The Sun’s Give It Back campaign.Places at free special schools will double in a victory for The Sun’s Give It Back campaignBacked by £70million in funding, local authorities will help set fresh national standards forMeanwhile some 7,000 early years special educational needs co-ordinators will be hired to look at what extra support is needed.
Children’s Minister Claire Coutinho told The Sun the additional school places would guarantee every single child got the best education, citing the
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