Devon County Council’s deputy leader James McInnes has written to the Government outlining a number of changes to special needs education regulations which would save money whilst still providing high quality care for vulnerable children.
Children will have had very different experiences while at home, in terms of learning and personal experience, than the ones they would have had in school.
Secondary schools in Devon are set to take part in an ambitious national project aimed at providing better care for children.
Devon County Council’s deputy leader and Cabinet member for schools, James McInnes, has written to Education Secretary Gavin Williamson asking him for much greater clarity on how the return to class will be achieved.
Open letter to parents and carers of children with SEND, from Vicky Ford MP Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Children and Families.
Teachers and staff in nearly 170 Devon schools are working over the Easter holidays to provide care and support for the children of key workers
A new Devon special school will welcome its first students on Monday.
Devon could see an extra £20 million for education over the next two years following the Government’s spending review
Devon headteachers have been honoured for a lifetime of service to education at a special reception hosted by county council leaders. Devon County Council leader, John Hart, deputy leader and Cabinet Member for Schools, James McInnes and Head of Educationaaa
Sherford’s first primary school – Sherford Vale – has completed its first academic year and said goodbye to its first Year Six leavers
