As thoughts begin to turn to the next election, we thought it was about time to find out what the Labour Party thinks about the Government’s SEND Improvement Plan and their own plans for fixing the continuing crisis in the system.
Renata and Tania have previously spoken to Labour’s SEND spokesperson, Helen Hayes MP and invited her to offer her thoughts about the current situation. While Labour is currently planning its manifesto, we asked Helen where their thinking was and what they are currently doing…
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