Getting the detail right matters
An EHCP needs to be more than a description of a child’s difficulties. It should clearly identify the support and provision required to meet their individual needs.
The wording used within an EHCP can therefore make a significant difference. Provision should be clear, specific and sufficiently detailed so that everyone understands what support should be provided, how often it should be provided and, where appropriate, who is responsible for delivering it.
If the wording is unclear or lacks sufficient detail, it can become much more difficult to ensure that the provision your child needs is actually delivered.
Our specialist education solicitors can help you understand your child’s rights, challenge decisions that do not reflect their needs and work with you to ensure their EHCP provides the appropriate support.
If you feel your child’s needs are not being properly recognised or supported, we are here to help you understand your options and take the next step.
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