Are Free Taxis 75% of Education Transport Costs? Richard Tice’s Plan to Save Millions (my view) скачать в хорошем качестве

Are Free Taxis 75% of Education Transport Costs? Richard Tice’s Plan to Save Millions (my view)

Richard Tice's Bold Plan to Fix the Broken SEND System | Reform UK Proposal Richard Tice, Deputy Leader of Reform UK, is spot on when he calls the Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) system "completely broken" – and he's putting forward practical, innovative solutions that deserve serious attention.In this video, I break down his recent announcement: repurposing disused or redundant churches into local specialist schools for "differently abled" children. This creative idea could slash the massive taxi transport costs (currently over £1.7 billion annually for SEND pupils, often £8,000+ per child per year) by providing education closer to home, reducing those exhausting 60-90 minute daily journeys.Tice highlights real-world examples, like schools already renting church buildings, and challenges the dominance of profit-driven private equity special schools charging sky-high fees. Reform UK is launching a working group to develop full policies, focusing on efficiency, positivity, and better outcomes without just throwing more money at a failing system.Richard Tice is worth listening to – he's addressing a genuine crisis head-on with common-sense reforms that put children and taxpayers first.