The Sections of an EHCP, A to K, Explained
An EHCP runs from Section A to Section K. Here's what each section holds, which are legally binding, and which you can appeal.
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An EHCP runs from Section A to Section K. Here's what each section holds, which are legally binding, and which you can appeal.
Moving council in England does not cost your child their EHCP support. The new authority must maintain the plan and deliver Section F from the transfer date, normally the day you move.
If your child can't attend school due to health, anxiety, or placement breakdown, the LA must provide full-time education. Here's how Section 19 works and how to enforce it.
You can request control over how your child's EHCP provision is funded. Three delivery options, how to request, and what to do when the LA pushes back.
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Children with SEND are 5x more likely to be excluded. But many exclusions are unlawful. Here's what you need to know.
Your child's school has legal duties to support children with SEN, even without an EHCP. Here's what they should be doing.
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