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If you have a draft EHCP due in the school holidays when schools are closed, this blog will explain what you should do. It will guide you through how to prepare and respond to a draft EHCP that is received during a school summer break, Christmas or Easter holiday – when schools are not open for extended periods of time and potentially for the duration of your 15-calendar day response time. There are clearly limitations that do not occur during term time. You must now conside

If you have a draft EHCP following an EHC Needs Assessment, you have 15 calendar days to respond to this draft EHCP, to request changes. For more information about how to make a robust response to a draft EHCP see this blog here. Under SEND Regulations 13, the LA must agree to meet with you to discuss the draft plan if you request this. This meeting is called a co-production meeting and we strongly advise that you request one when you return your response to the draft EHCP

Not sure if your child’s EHCP is fit for purpose? We guide you through what a good Section B (needs) and Section F (provision) should look like, in plain English.