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The days before Elias’ birthday are always the hardest. Grief and joy can coexist — and it’s okay to feel both deeply.

Plans were expected to be announced this autumn, but Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson has said they need more time to get it right

Trump’s Tylenol claim isn’t science — it’s blame. Autism isn’t a mother’s fault. Parent carers deserve support, not shame.

It’s not enough our children fight daily battles; we’re forced to fight too, for the basic right of accessibility and inclusion.

'Did you know before he was born?’ Some questions carry more weight than we realise. Curiosity is fine — but compassion matters more.

Balancing the needs of all your children isn’t easy, but inclusion means making sure every child knows they always belong

EHCPs could face the axe under imminent education reforms. Justine Smith investigates in a special report.

Discipline with a complex needs child isn’t about punishment but connection. Fair doesn’t always mean equal, and that’s okay.

Community, connection and compassion: empowering SEND families across the UK to be seen, celebrated and thrive with confidence.

MP defends plan to require new school leaders to have expertise in special educational needs, during Labour conference event

Parent carer guilt is brutal. One missed appointment feels like failure, even when you’ve fought endlessly to be heard.

Every off moment isn’t a red flag. Sometimes kids, especially those with SEND, just need grace, not explanations. They’re allowed to have off days.