I recently met a constituent at my surgery whose son has missed out on more than 800 hours of education, despite her attempts to find special educational provision for him in 14 different schools across our region. She is now very concerned because the council says he is at risk of criminal exploitation and cannot be left alone. Will the Minister meet me to discuss this case and provide reassurance that vulnerable SEND students will get the educational provision they deserve?

I have met children who have experienced significant trauma, are not in full-time education and are supported through the adoption and special guardianship support fund. On 1 April, the Government announced that this funding would continue, which was welcome. However, on 4 April it was announced that the funding would be reduced by 40%, capping the support at £3,000 per child for the academic year. That reduction will be devastating for families and therapy providers. Does the Minister agree that without proper funding enabling specialist support we risk placement breakdowns and increased pressure on already stretched mental health services?

Having told this House in answer to an urgent question from the hon. Member for Twickenham (Munira Wilson) that the adoption and special guardianship support fund would continue, Ministers somehow did not manage to mention that the funding per child would be cut by 40%. They then slipped that out during recess. Meanwhile, Ministers will spend £90 million on advertising. Can they at least agree to publish the impact assessment on cutting what is available from this fund?