Summary: Bridget Phillipson emphasizes the importance of education and wellbeing for children's success in school. The government aims to raise standards in all schools, support teachers, and improve inclusivity for all students. They believe that happy and healthy children will achieve their best and thrive in their communities.
We’re reforming accountability, ending single headline Ofsted grades in schools, moving to an approach that drives up standards for children, with greater transparency for parents and more support for schools. (View Highlight)
alongside attainment is the wellbeing of our children. (View Highlight)
best recruitment strategy is a strong retention strategy (View Highlight)
relentless focus on driving up attendance (View Highlight)
direction of that reform is inclusive mainstream (View Highlight)
improving inclusivity and expertise in mainstream education settings. (View Highlight)
Curriculum and Assessment Review will look at the barriers which hold back those with SEND. (View Highlight)
increased training for early years providers (View Highlight)
Dame Christine Lenehan as our strategic advisor on SEND. (View Highlight)
Tom Rees, Chief Executive of Ormiston Academies Trust, who is with us here today, will be leading a group of experts to help us drive forward work on inclusion in mainstream education settings. (View Highlight)
