The Lamb inquiry, an investigation into the provision of SEN in the UK and the production of recommendations by its author, Sir Brian Lamb, has been published today (16 Dec 09).
You can find the report on the DCSF Lamb Inquiry site [National Archives]* and I will post comments soon
Update: Lamb Inquiry review post is here
*Updated 18/1/2026 to update broken link from defunct DCFS Lamb Inquiry site, to the version in the National Archives
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