Sir ker stormer Allegedly facing another Rebellion From their backbenchers on reforms to support children with special needs in England, they were forced to a derogatory climb on welfare deduction a few days later.
On Sunday, Education Secretary Bridget Philipson stressed that ministers are committed to improving the difficulties of learning or support for children with disabilities, currently costing £ 12BN per year.
But he refused to rule Scrapping major documents that family experts trust to guarantee help.
Education, Health and Care Schemes (EHCPS) are statutory documents that designed the special requirements and support required to help children who achieve major life results. Many people are looking at them as the only way to get schools to provide support for children’s needs.
Asked if she could rule by getting rid of EHCP, Ms. Philipson described it as a “complex and sensitive area”.
Talking to BBC Laura with Kunsberg on Sunday The program, he said: “I can say very clearly that we will support and implement better for children.”
He said, “I am spending a lot of time with listening to my parents, disability rights groups, campaigners and others with allies as well as colleagues, as it is important to get this right,” he said, but said it is “difficult”.
But now senior labor data has told Many times These schemes risk becoming “welfare mark two”, claiming that dozens of MPs are ready to rebel on the issue.
A Labor MP urged the government to “think again again or they would repeat the same mistake made with welfare reforms.”
“We are in favor of improving the system, but it cannot be inspired by saving money and taking support from children,” he said.
Another Labor MP said: “If they feel that taking money from disabled adults was bad, see what happens when they try the same with disabled children.”
It comes after Sir Kir is forced Leave a major plank of cuts in your controversial profit After a large rebellion from your backbenchers to get them through Parliament.
In a letter shared with MentorCampaigners have said that without EHCP documents in mainstream schools, many thousands of children are being deprived of important provisions, or losing access to education completely “.
He said: “For more than 40 years, special educational needs and children and youth have a statutory right to education that meets their needs.
“With frightening schemes to cut benefits for people with disabilities, it raises the question of who we are as a country and in the kind of society we want to live.
“Whatever system problems are sent, the answer is not to remove the rights of children and youth. Families cannot take the risk of losing these precious legal safety.”
The signs of the letter send parents, including the head of charity, professor, actor Sally Philips, and campaigners including broadcaster Chris Paqt.
The government has stated that it has inherited the system left on its knees (special educational requirements and disabled) system and is “looking at changes” to improve the support of children and parents.
The data of the Education Department released in June indicated that the number of EHCPS has increased.
In total, there were 638,745 EHCPS in January 2025, which was 10.8 percent at the same point last year.
The number of new schemes started during 2024 also increased by 15.8 percent in the previous year, increased to 97,747.
In 2024, the request to evaluate children for EHCPS increased by 11.8 percent to 154,489.
A department of the education spokesperson said: “Evidence is clear that this government has inherited a system left on its knees – that is why we are stopping changes to improve support for children and to fight for parents to fight for help. We are clear whether to end the tribunal, or to remove money or support from children, families and schools.
“This government is actively working with parents and experts on solutions, including more preliminary intervention to grow more specialist spaces in mainstream schools and to prevent the needs of £ 740 million.
“As part of our plan for change, we will restore the confidence of families above and below the country and distribute the reforms that they are crying so that every child can achieve and thrive.”
