What has your MP said about SEND?
Put in your postcode to see what your MP has said or done in Parliament that connects to children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), how many people near you signed Tee-Jay's petition, and how to write to them about protecting the legal rights of children with SEND.
Who's been in touch with
I don't have a record yet of anyone contacting . That doesn't mean nobody has: the letter builder only started keeping count a few weeks after it launched, and lots of people write without using it. If you've already written to them, please let me know, so I can build a better picture of how many families are getting in touch.
These numbers only include letters sent since the letter builder started keeping count, survey requests, and families who've told me they wrote. The real number will be higher. If you've written to , let me know.
How to contact
Find their constituency office, phone number and surgery details on their UK Parliament page. MPs usually only reply to people who live in their constituency, so include your address when you get in touch.
How many people near you have spoken up
From the UK Parliament petitions website. Tee-Jay's petition asked the Government to protect the legal right to support for children with SEND. See the petition.
Your council
Your council is found from the postcode you typed. Councils make SEND decisions locally, so it helps to know where yours stands. Sources: council announcements and local news on Local SEND Reform Plans (October 2026), and the GOV.UK list of Safety Valve agreements.
What has told constituents
Shared by constituents who gave permission. Names and personal details have been removed.
Their roles in Parliament
Some roles change what an MP can say in public, and some give them more say over the SEND reforms. Here's what each of 's roles means, including past roles connected to education, children, families or disability.
What they've said or done that connects to SEND
This is a short summary of what they've said or done, mostly from their parliamentary record. I check each summary against its source before it goes up. It isn't a full record, so you can also see everything they've done on the UK Parliament website.
I haven't found anything has said in Parliament that connects to SEND yet. That makes hearing from constituents even more useful, because your letter might be the first time they've been asked about it.
Checking their record…
Ways to help, from one minute to fifteen
- 1 minute
Share this page with people in your area, so they can see what has said and get in touch too.
- 2 minutes
Ask to fill in the SEND Reform MP Survey. It asks MPs how many constituents have contacted them about the reforms and what they're doing about it. You only need your name and address, and the more people who ask, the more likely their office is to reply.
Ask them to fill in the survey - 2 minutes
Already written to ? Tell me if they replied and what they said. It helps build a picture of what MPs are telling families, and replies you're happy to share can go on this page.
Tell me what they said - 5 to 15 minutes
Write to about protecting the legal rights of children with SEND. My free letter builder walks you through it step by step, in your own words, so you don't need to know all the ins and outs of the reforms first. It can be as short or as long as you like, and if they've already spoken up, you can thank them in your letter too.
Write to your MPYou can also use Save Our Children's Rights' write to your MP tool and sign their open letter.
- 2 minutes
Send a briefing. It's written to them, from constituents, and sets out what the reforms would change, how many people locally have spoken up, what they've already done, what you're asking them to do in their role, and questions to put to ministers.
- Before a meeting
Meeting or writing to ? Print a guide for yourself, with what they've said and done, what to ask them for, questions you could ask, and tips for a surgery meeting.
- Afterwards
Get your "I wrote to my MP" sticker, profile picture frame or window poster, so others know you've done it. You can get one however you wrote.
Get your sticker - Any time
Know of something that's missing here? If has said or done something about SEND that isn't on this page, good or bad, in Parliament, locally or in the news, please let me know. Whether you're a parent, a professional, or you work with them, it helps keep this accurate. I check everything before adding it.
Tell me what's missing
Early day motions about SEND they've signed
Early day motions are short statements MPs sign to show support for a cause. This includes motions they tabled or signed since December 2019.
Every time they've mentioned SEND in Parliament
Made by Canary SEND. MP details come from the UK Parliament website. The summaries of each MP's record are written and checked by Canary SEND from their public parliamentary record, and are meant to show connections, not to judge anyone.