A report into services in Nottingham city for those with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) has found the quality of what's provided is better for children and young people than adults.
According to the joint report, published by health and social care inspectors Care Quality Commission (CQC) and education regulators Ofsted, parents described transitioning through the services as like 'jumping off of a cliff'.
The inspection into services took place between November 8 and November 12 last year to find out how effective SEND services in the city are.
