I have not watched Channel 4's upcoming documentary The Great ADHD Myth? yet. In fact, that's partly the point of this article. Before a single frame has aired, the title alone has already achieved its purpose: it has provoked a reaction. It is difficult to see it as anything other than a deliberate piece of rage bait designed to draw in viewers who either feel strongly about ADHD or who are sceptical of it. My immediate reaction to the title was disgust. Not because I think

Its that time of year again - How many SEND leads are manically trying to stay compliant to bulk consultation drops, whilst only getting 15 days to do those 20/30 and that's if you only work with 1 LA, all whilst trying to do all the other bits the role necessitates. The LA(s) seem to stick so rigid to those 15 days, ironically had they been so rigid in sticking to all other statutory bits like those 20weeks, or getting plans back to education settings in a timely manner or t

I want to address all the noise about the SEND white paper as I feel like I've been leaving pretty much the same comment on posts and writing might cover how some of us are feeling. I’m so angry - I’m angry that parent/carers, SEND leads were seemingly (if leaks are to be believed) sold a dream with the national voice tour on this reform. I’m angry that I can’t imagine how much money that tour cost - for what to blow smoke up people, maybe I’m naïve as the principle seemed to

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