Send crisis in England risks creating lost generation' of children
Briefly

The public accounts committee warns of a burgeoning Send crisis in England, indicating the potential loss of a generation. Officials fail to exhibit urgency in addressing systemic issues.
The PAC criticized the Department for Education for its inability to propose solutions to the financial crisis facing local councils, revealing a serious lack of action.
Families trying to navigate the Send system face significant struggles due to a chaotic process. The postcode lottery affects the timely provision of support due to variation in local services.
With a 140% rise in children needing EHC plans since 2015, councils are unable to manage costs, creating potential bankruptcy for numerous councils by March 2026.
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