Giving spoken evidence to the House of Commons Education Committee

Published on March 21, 2025

Youth Network members Joanna and Maddie provided spoken evidence to the House of Commons Committee for Education.

They spoke about their experience of the SEND system within the mainstream system and made suggestions on how it could be changed to better support neurodiverse students. 

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