Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND)
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High-performing Somerset school opens new state-of-the-art facilities
Adam Dance: Why I support the end of SEND-related school attendance fines
New special needs places to be created in Somerset schools
Plans lodged to turn Somerset farm into specialist school for vulnerable youth
Government to write off 90 per cent of Somerset Council's special needs deficit
'Rapid improvement' in Somerset SEND children moving to new schools
Former Somerset girls' school could be redeveloped and get new lease of life
Somerset Council commits £7m to transform children's services by 2032
'Unsustainable' plans for children's home in growing Somerset village rejected
Taunton coffee shop launches crowdfunder to survive 'summer challenges'
Somerset MP urges government to back up promises on education reform
Somerset Council scheme for young people wins national award
Middle schools could be phased out in Somerset town in major shake-up
Special needs provision to be expanded at four Somerset schools
Gideon Amos: Will SEND reforms deliver positive outcomes for our children?
Column: Gideon Amos on why he won't be Starmer's cheerleader
Somerset Council unites to demand urgent action on SEND assessment delays
Taunton and Wellington MP to host discussion on proposed SEND reforms
Second special needs unit planned at Wellington school
Somerset programme supporting young people through education wins award
South West solicitor warns against proposed changes to SEND support
Legal expert to host event on proposed changes to SEND education
Somerset MP requests apology from President Trump for 'offensive' comments
Taunton cafe owner and special education needs advocate named community champion
New free occupational therapy clinic launches at Taunton café
Column: An update from Gideon Amos, MP for Taunton and Wellington
Somerset MP calls for SEND services protection to stop profiteering
Somerset Council pledges to hear children's voices over future SEND spending
Government to pay off 90 per cent of Somerset's special needs deficit
Somerset Council 'running out of time' to avoid effective bankruptcy by 2028
Rachel Gilmour column: The government is directionless and out of ideas
Yeovil MP launches Bill to improve support for neurodivergent children
Special needs school near former Somerset shopping centre to expand
Taunton campaigner recognised for her work to support disabled children
'No capacity' for future special needs units in Somerset schools near M5
Column: Somerset Council SEND transport costs are unsustainable
New coffee shop providing SEND support to open this Saturday
New specialist SEND school unit in Watchet officially opens
Rachel Gilmour MP: It’s back-to-school season, and the Government has a lot to do
Yeovil MP slams 'profiteering' by private SEND providers
Somerset MP raises concern over risks in proposed SEND reforms
Somerset MP calls for SEND funding reform on national stage
Campaign on difficulties people with SEN have with Education
Free swimming sessions for children with SEND in Yeovil
Somerset Progressive School given 'good' Ofsted rating
Taunton coffee morning for parents of children with Autism and ADHD is 'huge hit'