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Preparation for Adulthood is such a grey area as far as what ‘should’ and must happen that it makes the previous experiences of ‘woolly wording’ seem positively silken. The SEND Code of Practice for Preparation for Adulthood has ‘shoulds’ and ‘coulds’ thrown around as generously as old fashioned school cake has Hundreds and Thousands sprinkled on the top.

This article details what happens when a young person with an Education, Health and Care Plan goes to university. At this point, their EHCP

As families of children and young people with SEND, we are on a journey without a known destination.

Why do responses from LAs make no logical sense? Whether you are at EHC NA, in Draft or in the appeal process, you will find that they can be routinely used. These are our current top examples, with our top tips on how to handle them.

Parenting a child with SEND can feel overwhelming, exhausting, and isolating. This blog explores the importance of self-compassion, taking breaks without guilt, and finding strength in small steps, because investing in your wellbeing today helps you manage tomorrow.

EOTAS can be the perfect solution for your child’s Special Educational Provision, and it can also be a cheap and not so cheerful box ticker.

What are Personal Budgets and Direct Payments, and how can they help your child with SEND? Learn how they work, your entitlements, and how to request them confidently.

Judicial Review: is this the solution to all of your EHCP problems, is this the ‘quick fix’?

Essential advice for families of children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) to consider over the summer holiday.

In this blog, we explain the latest updates on SEND reform and what they mean for families. We cover the current laws, key statistics, tribunal trends, and upcoming changes, and provide expert advocacy to help you navigate the current system and prepare for the future.