The foreign secretary added that the UK will not shift its position on reparations
According to a report by Caroline Wheeler for the i, the government has delayed coming up with its revised plans for Send (special educational needs and disabilities) educational reform. Wheeler says:
Ministers had been expected to publish their response to the consultation on special educational needs and disabilities (Send) reform this month. It is suggesting more support in mainstream schools and fewer care plans.
But multiple Whitehall sources say the timetable has slipped to the new year, although the Department for Education has declined to confirm when its response will be published.
Under Labour, educational standards and the requirements of children with special educational needs are being pushed down the agenda. Children with Send can’t afford to wait any longer. They deserve a Government that listens and takes action — not more of the empty promises that have become a defining characteristic of Labour’s time in office.
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