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  • Research looking at the effect of short break provision for disabled children and their parents, carers and siblings.

  • This release provides statistics on pupils with special educational needs, including information on educational attainment and school absence and exlcusions.

  • National and local authority indicators for special educational needs (SEN) statements in the 2010 to 2011 financial year.

  • This survey report examines how well young people with learning difficulties or disabilities transition from school to further education or work.

  • Research into the effectiveness of the individual budgets pilot for families with disabled children.

  • This statistical first release (SFR) brings together the information available on special educational needs and related information about special schools in England.

  • This study explores how risks and protective factors shape children's learning and why it leads to academic resilience for some, not others.

  • Research on how investment has improved the skills of special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) teachers.

  • This research looks at inclusion for children with behavioural, emotional and social difficulties (BESD).

  • National and local authority indicators for special educational needs (SEN) statements in the 2009 to 2010 financial year.

  • The Special Educational Needs (SEN) Information Act (2008) required the Secretary of State to publish information about children in England with special educational needs to help improve the well-being of these children. Thi…

  • Evaluates implementation of the pilot courses, effectiveness of the design and impact of the tuition provided by course attendees on pupils.

  • Ofsted survey report evaluating how well the legislative framework serves children and young people who have special educational needs.

  • National evaluation project examining the effect of achievement for all (AfA) on a variety of outcomes for pupils with SEND.

  • Study into the needs, preferences and experiences of people with mental health conditions and learning disabilities when claiming benefits.

  • This statistical first release (SFR) brings together the information available on special educational needs (SEN) and related information about special schools in England.