With temperatures soaring, one special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) educator told The i Paper how the heat makes her job “nearly impossible”.
Laura Beckham, 35, works at a SEND school in County Durham. She said once temperatures reach “anything above 30°C, it becomes dangerous for the children, and nearly impossible for us to do our job”.
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How does the heat impact SEND children?
For SEND educators, the heat means they face a whole new raft of challenges on top of those they already deal with on a daily basis.
