SEN Support Explained: The Graduated Approach Schools Must Run
SEN Support should run as a four-part cycle, not a waiting room, and this guide shows what each stage should produce and…
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Naming a School in an EHCP: Section I and Your Right to Choose
You have a legal right to request the school named in your child's EHCP: how Section I works, the exceptions, and the…
Read More →The Draft EHCP Checklist: Fifteen Days to Get It Right
The draft EHCP window gives you at least 15 days: here are the three checks that use them well, and how to…
Read More →The SEND Tribunal Explained: What It Is, What It Costs, What the Numbers Say
What the SEND Tribunal is, what an appeal asks of you in time and money, and what the official figures say, told…
Read More →Refusal to Assess: What the Letter Means and Your Next Three Moves
A refusal to assess is a decision you can challenge, not a verdict on your child: what the letter means, and the…
Read More →Who’s Who in SEND: SENCO to Caseworker, Every Role Explained
Who does what in SEND? A parent's map of the SENCO, teachers, therapists, CAMHS and the Local Authority caseworker, and who really…
Read More →When Your Child Masks at School: Coping That Hides Need
School sees no problems but evenings fall apart? What masking is, why coping in class is not the legal test, and how…
Read More →EHCP Blanket Policy: What the SEND Code Actually Says
Told the Local Authority does not assess in Reception, or your child must be two years behind? No such rules exist in…
Read More →EHCP Section F Wording: Why ‘Access To’ Weakens Your Plan
Why 'access to' weakens EHCP Section F wording, the standard the SEND Code of Practice sets, and the four questions that make…
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