Petitions/Fund a new way to support young people with SEND in schools.
StatusClosed
Opened23 Oct 2025
Closes23 Apr 2026
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Parliamentary debateNot eligible
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Update national policy and provide funding so schools and local authorities can offer hybrid learning (blended mainstream + therapeutic/vocational/community outreach) as a first-line alternative to full-time mainstream or exclusion/PRU, with clear safeguards and accountability.

We are asking government to take three steps. First, introduce statutory recognition of Hybrid Education Packages within education and SEND frameworks, allowing schools and local authorities to commission blended provision lawfully and confidently. Second, create a ring-fenced funding stream for hybrid packages, pooled across education, health, and justice budgets, with outcomes measured in attendance, attainment, wellbeing, and reduced police contact. Third, establish a pre-exclusion duty requiring schools to evidence consideration of a hybrid option before a child is permanently excluded.

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Constituency engagement ranking

Karl Turner
1Karl Turner MP
Kingston upon Hull East
85
Dame Diana Johnson
2Dame Diana Johnson MP
Kingston upon Hull North and Cottingham
40
Emma Hardy
3Emma Hardy MP
Kingston upon Hull West and Haltemprice
29
Graham Stuart
4Graham Stuart MP
Beverley and Holderness
6
Steve Darling
5Steve Darling MP
Torbay
3
Stephanie Peacock
6Stephanie Peacock MP
Barnsley South
2
Charlie Dewhirst
7Charlie Dewhirst MP
Bridlington and The Wolds
2
Jess Brown-Fuller
8Jess Brown-Fuller MP
Chichester
2
Sir Christopher Chope
9Sir Christopher Chope MP
Christchurch
2
Yuan Yang
10Yuan Yang MP
Earley and Woodley
2
Fund a new way to support young people with SEND in schools. — Petitions