interest. Those wishing to subscribe to future editions should contact the Department by mailing us at: . With thanks. 0-25 SEND Unit A message from the Minister: Implementation of the SEND Reforms, 2 on This month, the Council for Disabled Children (CDC) published on its website an open letter from Edward Timpson, Minister of State for Vulnerable Children and Families, giving his perspective on implementation of the SEND reforms, two years on. The letter can be downloaded from CDC’s website and is reproduced below. ago this month, we made much sought after and rightly ambitious changes to the ‘Two way we support children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), and their families. They were the most significant reforms to the support system in a generation, and as with any new programme of its scale, there have been wide-ranging challenges. I don’t underestimate for a moment how much hard work has gone into overcoming them indeed – it’s been both humbling and inspiring, and I feel privileged to continue to be a part of it.
interest. Those wishing to subscribe to future editions should contact the Department by mailing us at: . With thanks. 0-25 SEND Unit A message from the Minister: Implementation of the SEND Reforms, 2 on This month, the Council for Disabled Children (CDC) published on its website an open letter from Edward Timpson, Minister of State for Vulnerable Children and Families, giving his perspective on implementation of the SEND reforms, two years on. The letter can be downloaded from CDC’s website and is reproduced below. ‘Two ago this month, we made much sought after and rightly ambitious changes to the way we support children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), and their families. They were the most significant reforms to the support system in a generation, and as with any new programme of its scale, there have been wide-ranging challenges. I don’t underestimate for a moment how much hard work has gone into overcoming them – indeed it’s been both humbling and inspiring, and I feel privileged to continue to be a part of it.