Why a thriving college is worried about money
The corridors are bustling with the sound of chatter and laughter as students and staff pass the wide reception area at Sense College in Loughborough.
And a visit from a government minister only adds to the atmosphere, as the college goes about its daily work.
But for principal Gary Hyndman, this is a rare opportunity to speak face-to-face with Disabilities Minister Sir Stephen Timms - and he is not going to waste it.
The college, in line with the whole special education sector, faces huge financial challenges - the result of what the principal calls "unfinished business" from the last government and decisions made in the most recent Budget.
成人快手 Leicester political reporter was there to speak to students and staff, and Disabilities Minister Sir Stephen Timms.
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