One question, every plan, side by side

Survey

A survey puts the same question to every document in a set, one document at a time, and lays the answers out by council with a page reference for each. It reads what a person could not, forty plans in a morning, and says where each one is silent.

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The document sets

Local SEND Reform Plans

The 42 draft Local SEND Reform Plans councils published in 2026, submitted to the DfE for the deficit write-off.

SEND strategies

Local SEND strategies, the plan each council published before reform, 88 so far.

Inspection reports

Ofsted and CQC area SEND inspection reports, 153 areas, what inspectors found.

Surveys (14)

How a survey is made

Each document is searched on its own for the pages most relevant to the question, up to six. An AI model reads only those pages and writes a short answer with page numbers, or says the question is not answered in them. A second pass reads all the answers and writes the comparison. Nothing is written from memory. Every page number links to the document, so you can check any line in seconds. The model can still misread a page, so treat a surprising line as a lead, not a verdict, until you have opened the page.

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