Special schools in England face funding squeeze, headteachers say

Schools warn of ‘postcode lottery’ in which cash-strapped councils hold back money to cut budget deficits

Special schools in England are struggling to access crucial government funding worth hundreds of thousands of pounds to offset rising staff salaries and soaring fuel costs, headteachers have warned, with some facing cuts to class sizes.

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