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Education
United Kingdom
开始于 February 25, 2026

The Education Secretary has learned from the government’s failures by making a principled case for reform

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Bridget Phillipson's principled case for reform demonstrates a commitment to improving education for all, prioritizing the needs of students with special educational needs.

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The potential for a SEND revolt reflects deep-seated concerns about the government's ability to implement reforms effectively without causing harm.

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The push for reform under Phillipson risks alienating educators who fear the changes may undermine the support structures for vulnerable students.

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Phillipson's approach could lead to meaningful improvements in SEND education, addressing long-standing issues within the system.

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While reform is necessary, it is crucial to ensure that any changes do not compromise the quality of education for students with special needs.

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