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Should the government prioritise SEND reforms for low-income families?
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The UK Secretary of State for Education, Bridget Phillipson, met with parents and carers on low incomes parenting children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). This discussion focuses on improving SEND reforms for millions of low-income families. Children in poverty perform worse in school, face higher unemployment, and earn less lifelong, hindering the economy.

Should the government prioritise SEND reforms for low-income families?Snap ReferendumAuto-generated from today's news. Runs for 36 hours then closes — vote quickly if you want your say.

Should the government prioritise SEND reforms for low-income families?
Snap Referendum
Auto-generated from today's news. Runs for 36 hours then closes — vote quickly if you want your say.