The Sections of an EHCP, A to K, Explained
An EHCP runs from Section A to Section K: 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: what each section holds, which are legally binding, and which you can appeal.
When SEND support fails, the hardest part is knowing who can actually fix it. Here is which forum handles what, the deadlines, and how to avoid wasting months in the wrong one.
A school saying it is full is not a lawful reason to refuse a child with an EHCP. The council must name a placement, and a named school must admit. Here is what to do.
More than 22,000 appeals were registered at the SEND tribunal in England in 2024, and how likely your council is to end up there varies more than twentyfold. Here is the data, council by council.
Appeals to the SEND tribunal hit a record 25,000 in 2024/25, and 99% of the cases that reached a decision went in the family's favour. Here is what the official data shows.