As Autumn settles in, most parents fall quickly back into a routine of dropping their children at the school gate. Afterwards, they rush to get to work on time, or return home to wrap their hands around a coffee mug before continuing with their day. But for thousands of children, education is quite a different experience. A broken SEND (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities) system is forcing a generation of families to pick up the pieces and manage alone.
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