Bristol News for Education and SEND

Council Cuts To Send Transport Will Affect Post-16 Education Access

Cut backs on school transport could impact Send pupils accessing post-16 courses Children and young people with Special Educational Needs

Parents came from across the region to protest in Bristol Families from Bristol and Weston Super Mare, took part in

The protest included a Die-In that took place in Broadmead ‘Welfare not warfare’ was one of the messages Disabled people

Families say support staff at a Bedminster Down school have been told their jobs are at risk Bristol parents and

Education officers tell councillors that delays are “going to take a period of time to work through” Delays to the

Millions given to transformation programme, despite major warnings from independent report A £12m spend has been unanimously approved by Children

Bristol City Council EHCP data shows system in severe crisis again The process for families, schools, children and young people

The lengthy tool was developed as part of the replacement to culled Top-Up funding Teachers in Bristol who work with

Disabled and d/Deaf people came together on College Green for a demo against national disability benefit cuts Disabled people rallied

‘Poignant’ moment for Director of Education as he discusses Bristol’s Send chaos Parent carers in Bristol should expect Special Educational