Description
An EHCP, or Education, Health and Care Plan, is a plan for children and young people up to the age of 25 who need more support than is usually available through special needs education.
This talk from Rachael Allison of Boyes Turner LLP will demystify the issues surrounding this hot topic for parents and for education professionals.
The talk will cover:
• What is an EHCP?
• The EHCP application process
• Diagnostic and expert evidence
• Pathways and pitfalls towards an EHCP
• EHCPs and exam support.
About Rachael Allison
Rachael’s experience extends to assisting parents at all stages of the SEN process, including pre-ECHP provision and support, refusal to assess or issue a Plan, review of draft ECHPs, Annual Reviews and failure to deliver on the contents of Plans. Rachael also undertakes advocacy at appeals and representation at Annual Reviews.
She has particular experience with dyslexia/dyspraxia/ASD/ADHD and sensory processing needs with strong links to local specialist schools and support groups.
Rachael’s past experience within the personal injury/clinical negligence fields assists with the identification of those cases that could benefit from SEN support.
Rachael is a member of the Law Society and the Education Law Association (ELAS), and also a school Governor. She also gives regular talks on SEN law to both parent and professional groups and has been published nationally on SEN issues as well as being asked for comment on BBC radio.
Purchase below and the link to the recording and the webinar handout will be emailed to you on payment.
*Please note that the webinar will expire 14 days after it is downloaded.*
