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SEND reforms welcomed - 'but more to do'
Bristol Post
|February 04, 2026
A PRIMARY school headteacher has welcomed the Government's reform of special needs funding but says there is “much more to do” following years of neglect.
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Dan Ross, headteacher at Little Stoke Primary School, made the comments following a visit by Filton and Bradley Stoke's Labour MP Claire Hazelgrove.
The visit followed the Government's announcement of a £200million programme to offer special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) training to teachers.
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