Friday, 25 September 2026 — New government-backed SEND resources aim to empower all teachers
The government has released comprehensive SEND training resources backed by £200m funding to equip all teachers with strategies for inclusive education. This support covers speech, language, communication and wider inclusive teaching areas.
With AI advancing fast, the government insists creative and vocational skills are vital. Minister Georgia Gould highlights the importance of human skills that machines can’t replicate.
Researchers warn that replacing technical awards with new GCSEs from 2029 risks increasing inequality unless take-up improves. This is a real red flag for policymakers.
The Tutors’ Association faces upheaval after five board members quit, revealing tensions within the organisation. This shakes confidence in tutor representation.
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