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PHONE-IN
A group of MSPs is warning mainstream education for many children with additional support needs can be "intolerable". A report released this morning by Holyrood's Education Committee backs the Scottish Government guidance which sets out a "presumption" that all children should be taught in the mainstream system unless that's considered incompatible with the needs of the child. But it suggests there's a gap between the ambition of that policy and its implementation.    

Kaye asks - are we failing children with additional support needs?

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