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Writing worth reading on SEND, inclusion and education more broadly. Find a blog here, then read its own posts.

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15 blogs

Alex Quigley

Alex Quigley is an education writer and former content lead at the Education Endowment Foundation (EEF), writing about literacy, curriculum design, and evidence-informed teaching.

1 post

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Headteachers' Roundtable

A group blog written by serving headteachers on school leadership and policy, including SEND reform.

1 post

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inco14

A personal blog on inclusive education, writing in response to the SEND reform white paper.

1 post

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Institute for Government

The Institute for Government is a think tank on the workings of government - occasionally covering SEND reform and public spending.

1 post

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IPSEA

IPSEA (Independent Provider of Special Education Advice) is a SEND legal charity offering free, independent advice on children's rights to education, health and care support in England.

1 post

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Matthew Evans

A personal Substack on school leadership and inclusion.

2 posts

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Maybe I'm Amazed

A personal Substack newsletter writing about the government's SEND reforms as they unfold.

2 posts

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MD Communications

MD Communications is a legal PR and communications agency, occasionally covering SEND legal challenges and policy from a legal-sector perspective.

1 post

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NFER

The National Foundation for Educational Research's own blog, covering education research including SEND.

1 post

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Schools Week

Schools Week is an independent English education news publication covering school policy, leadership, and reform - including ongoing SEND reform coverage.

6 posts

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SEND Vision

A blog offering practical guidance for schools on SEND policy and training.

1 post

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Special Needs Jungle

Special Needs Jungle is a volunteer-run, parent-led website covering SEND news, policy, and practical guidance - EHCPs, EOTAS, the SEND Tribunal, and SEND politics.

10 posts

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Tes

Tes (formerly the Times Educational Supplement) is a long-running UK education magazine and website, covering teaching practice, school leadership, and the everyday realities of the classroom.

3 posts

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UCL Institute of Education Blog

UCL's Institute of Education blog, covering education research and policy - including SEND-specific posts.

1 post

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