EHCPs, SEN Support, school issues, exclusions, and exams. 8 articles found.
Your child may be entitled to extra time, rest breaks, or other adjustments in exams. The school applies, but you need to know what's possible.
Your council may be legally required to provide school transport for your child. Here's when they must, and how to challenge a refusal.
Children with SEND are 5x more likely to be excluded. But many exclusions are unlawful. Here's what you need to know.
If your child's school isn't providing the right support, you have options. From informal conversations to formal complaints and beyond.
Your child's school has legal duties to support children with SEN, even without an EHCP. Here's what they should be doing.
99% of SEND Tribunal cases go in the family's favour. A refusal to assess isn't the end. Here's what to do next.
You can request an EHCP assessment yourself. No special form needed. Here's exactly how to do it and what evidence to include.
An EHCP is a legal document that forces your council to provide specific support. Here's how to tell if your child needs one.
