Bristol News for Education and SEND

Letter to Ambassador Theatre Group Regarding New Access Policy

Last week, people on the ATG Access scheme received an email informing them that Nimbus Disability will now be handling

Bristol City Council has lamented the fact a damning independent report into serious failings affecting people with learning disabilities and

Bristol lags behind the national average for allocating first preference secondary school places, according to data released by the Department

Free summer holiday activities for Bristol families are running this break, which can be found on Your Holiday Hub. The

A Diversity and Inclusion Fair run by Autism Independence in Bristol, will be taking place in July in East Bristol.

Families with children or young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (Send) having to threaten Bristol City Council with

EHCP statistics show girls with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities lag behind boys when it comes to getting support –

The concerns regarding Managed Moves in Bristol were uncovered in meeting minutes A Bristol secondary school has raised issues in

By Jen Smith A South Gloucestershire specialist school which takes funding and pupils from Bristol, has been given a rating

Some of the most deprived areas of Bristol have the highest levels of ‘elective home education’, updated data from Bristol