Phil Brayshaw

Phil Brayshaw brings over 30 years of NHS experience, specialising in improving support for children and young people who are autistic, have a learning disability, or have special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). Phil currently works for NHS England in a senior national leadership role, leading high‑profile programmes of work to strengthen services, reduce inequalities, and ensure national policy translates into consistent, person‑centred care.

Phil also serves as a co‑opted Governor at a Special School in Leeds, ensuring that the experiences of children and their families inform governance and decision‑making. He champions a positive culture in which pupils and staff feel valued and supported, and is committed to creating environments where every child, and the staff who support them, can thrive.

Phil is motivated by a clear commitment to collaboration, integrity and improving children’s lives.