We would welcome blog posts in response to this conversation starter from Brahm - do get in touch if you would like to respond or engage in the conversation.

New Blog Post: .Response to Brahm Norwich: How government can reduce EHCPs without limiting parents’ rights by Rachel Filmer (Parent Campaigner: Save Our Children's Rights). #EHCP #EHCPs #SENDReform #Parents #SENDParent #ChildrensRights #SEND.

New Blog Post from Professor Brahm Norwich: How government can reduce EHCPs without limiting parents’ rights. #EHCP #EHCPs #SENPRF #SENPolicyResearchForum #SENDReform #SEND.

Please follow this link to take a few minutes to let us have your views on inclusive pedagogy:

The Framework can be viewed here:

In light of the recent change in Government and the promise of a new Education Bill, we would like to research people’s views on the following two aspects of the SEN Policy Research Forum's Framework: (1) curriculum and assessment and teaching and (2) accountability.

Booking now live for our event on 10 January 2025. Info here:

Our next SEN Policy Research Forum event will take place on 10 January 2025 (not 6 December as previously advertised). Apologies for any inconvenience. The focus will be on curriculum. More details about the speakers and venue, together with booking details, to follow.

RT @SchoolsWeek: ⏫ 'With more coherent evaluation of impact and experience, there are a number of examples of excellent practice that could….

RT @UCL_IOE_CIE: @SENPRF responded to the ISOS report on SEND. Read the full commentary here: with @SCastro_Kemp.

Read our commentary related to the recent Isos report: ‘Towards an effective and financially sustainable approach to SEND in England’

NEW BLOG POST: What can the education reforms for children and young people with SEN/D learn from wider ideas about public service reform?. Prof. Brahm Norwich draws on thinking from @Samfr to discuss SEND reform.

The policy paper and presentations from our June 2024 event 'Re-engaging with education: The causes, risks and implications of disengagement from education, and how we might do things differently' are now online (Scroll to bottom of page).

SAVE THE DATE: Our next SEN Policy Research Forum event will take place on 6 December 2024. The focus will be on curriculum. More details about the speakers and venue, together with booking details, to follow.

RT @SpcialNdsJungle: NEW POST: Give your feedback on a new framework for future SEND policy from the @SENPRF. @sharon_l_smith explains more….

RT @sharon_l_smith: NEW POST: Give your feedback on a new framework for future SEND policy from the SEN Policy Research Forum @SENPRF. I….

RT @ByDonkeys: Farewell Gillian Keegan 👋 .[sound on]

New blog post: Can Relationships with Professionals in Mainstream Education Be Improved? Insights from Parent Carers of Children with Learning Disabilities. By Emma Foley, BA, MA, MBACP.

In the latest in our General Election blogs, Professor Brahm Norwich has outlined what each party says about SEND and inclusion. To read the blog, please follow this link:.

RT @FraPeruzzo: New government, old #SEND inequities? Here I share some policy starting points for a more inclusive and equitable education….