Saturday, 3 October 2026 — From eye-tracking GCSE success to Ofsted’s fresh start
Patrick McCabe’s achievement shines a light on how assistive technology can help SEND learners overcome huge barriers. It’s inspiring but also a reminder that the system still struggles to meet all SEND needs effectively.
The education secretary has sent Ofsted back to the drawing board following widespread criticism of the new inspection system. This signals the importance of getting inspections right and listening to those on the ground.
A new report urges tailored employment support for neurodivergent people rather than relying strictly on diagnostic labels. This has big implications for schools and colleges designing inclusive support.
Breaking traditional barriers, this student’s journey highlights the role of education in expanding opportunities and inspiring change beyond national borders.
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