My view at the moment would be that there is an endemic problem.

My son's first junior school has not been inspected since before 2005. They shockingly bad. We moved him.

The SENCO at my wife's school visited when the SENCO retired - she wanted a school nearer home.

She returned and in her view the school were not supporting children, parents would leave.

Sats results good - Ofsted stay away. My wife had three inspections in that time.

I complained to DfE Ofsted and LA. I believe that there was a pattern which could easily have been identified. We knew and still know many of the parents of the children who were SEN. All the authorities refused to act and told me to tell the governors. I asked what would happen if I did nothing. The answer was nothing.

Reminds me of Jimmy Saville - I do accept that the action was different. But we still have vulnerable children not supported.