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Tag Archives: SEN
Council continues to use ‘despicable’ law firm in SEN cases
Baker Small, the controversial law firm which has made millions of pounds from local authorities by fighting tribunal cases to block families from getting educational and other support for their disabled children, is working for Croydon Council again. It is … Continue reading
Posted in Andrew Rendle, Croydon Council, Education, Tony Newman
Tagged Baker Small, Croydon Council, Labour, SEN, Tony Newman
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St Giles’ primary school annual open morning, May 21
Posted in Activities, Education, St Giles' School
Tagged Education, SEN, St Giles School, Waddon
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Hold tight: council’s school bus scandal takes new turn
Croydon Council may not be able to transport all of the borough’s special educational needs and disabled children to their schools all this week, after one of its contractors went bust, the latest consequence of the Town Hall’s controversial, and … Continue reading