Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND)
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Cumberland Council records 3,286 children with EHCP as SEND demand rises
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Families urged to comment on new SEND online resources website
GMB Union: SEND funding is welcome but staff pay must increase
Council invites young people with SEND to have their say
Annual SEND Conference held at University of Cumbria
Surveys launched by new Cumberland SEND Partnership
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Cumberland Council proposes increase in SEND placements
Countdown begins for Cumberland's annual SEND conference