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0-25 SEND, Alternative Provision and Attendance Unit Newsletter. Department for Education's 0-25 SEND Newsletter is now available to view
The AEP's motion at the TUC this week calling for a full ban on corporal punishment and attracted wide media interestThe AEP's motion at the TUC this week calling for a full ban on corporal punishment and attracted wide media interest
November update from TUC MidlandsThe november updated from TUC Midlands can be viewed here
TUC 2018 TUC Congress was held in Manchester - it was a very busy few days and the AEP was represented by Kate Fallon (General Secretary) Lisa O'Connor (President) and John Drewicz (Association Secretary).
IER research project to inform the future arrangements for the training and supply of educational psychologists in EnglandThe Department for Education (DfE) has now commissioned the Institute for Employment Research at the University of Warwick to gather evidence on the distribution and demographic characteristics of the current educational psychologist (EP) workforce
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE PRESS NOTICE 20 DECEMBER 2018The NHS is uniting with schools and colleges in 25 areas across England to make expert mental health support available to a population of almost half a million children and young people every year
Save the Date! AEP Annual Conference 2019The AEP Annual Conference will take place in Cardiff this year (Nov 14-15)
Timpson Review of School ExclusionThe DfE has published the Timpson Review of School Exclusion. The review was commissioned to consider school exclusion practices in England and why they have risen. The report contains 30 recommendations to government to address exclusions
New TUC Report: Public service contracts - better data, better value for money Today the TUC launched a new report A Domesday Book for public service contracts – better data, better value for money – co-authored by David Walker and John Tizard.
Family Justice and Young People's Board info and posterThe Family Justice and Young People's Board have created a poster to help schools to signpost children and young people involved in the family courts, or experiencing family separation, to information that may be useful to them.