Hertfordshire seeks approval for special needs reform plan

Summarised from 3 outlets · 4 reports · Updated 22 Sept, 22:21 · Archive

Hertfordshire County Council awaits Government approval for a special educational needs reform plan that could cut its high needs funding deficit by 90 per cent.

The council has proposed a SEND reform plan that could significantly reduce its high needs funding deficit. The plan is currently awaiting a Government decision on whether it will be approved.

Hertfordshire seeks approval for special needs reform plan — Image: Hemel Gazette

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Hertfordshire County Council launches reform plan to remove 90% of special education deficitHertfordshire County Council is awaiting a Government decision on a special educational needs reform plan which could significantly reduce its high needs funding deficit.Hemel Gazette · 22 Sept, 15:34
Hertfordshire County Council scraps school transport planA proposal to use Hertfordshire County Council’s adult care transport fleet for school drop-offs has been axed following consultation with service users and carers.Hemel Gazette · 22 Sept, 12:56
Hertfordshire awaits decision on SEND plan that could cut deficit by 90 per centHertfordshire County Council is awaiting a Government decision on a special educational needs reform plan which could significantly reduce its high needs funding deficit.Herts Advertiser · 21 Sept, 12:08
Hertfordshire awaits decision on SEND plan that could cut deficit by 90 per centHertfordshire County Council is awaiting a Government decision on a special educational needs reform plan which could significantly reduce its high needs funding deficit.The Comet · 21 Sept, 12:08

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