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'Actively harmful': SEND parents urge MPs to overhaul 'damaging' Y6 SATs
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📢 More Than A Score's digital day of action encourages parents to write again to MPs about SATs' negative impact on SEND children.
SEND parents and campaigners, supported by Anna Maxwell Martin are urging Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson to reconsider SATs for SEND children.
Parents of children with SEND have urged the government to rethink primary school SATs, saying the tests are ‘actively harmful’ to their children.
Why parents say SATs are harming SEND childrenResearch from Omnisis, commissioned by More Than A Score, looked at parents whose children with SEND did not meet the expected standard in SATs.
Parents say primary school SATs are actively harmful to children with SEND, damaging their wellbeing, confidence and love of learning.