Appealing an EHCP decision
EHCP refused?
Build your case.
Refused an assessment, refused a plan, or handed one that's nowhere near enough? It isn't the end of the road — and the odds at tribunal are better than you think. But the clock is ticking, so let's get your case ready.
3 guided 1:1 sessions · vetted UK SEND specialists · written summary after every call
No waiting lists, specialists on-demand
HCPC verifiedDr Helen Marsh
Tribunal Evidence · Ed. Psych
Knows exactly which evidence a tribunal panel weighs, and how to turn a refusal letter into the grounds for a winning appeal.
RCSLT verifiedMei Chen
Reports & Provision · SLT
Pinpoints where a draft plan is too vague to stand, and how to get provision named and quantified so it can't be watered down.
HCPC verifiedSophie Bennett
Case & Hearing Prep · OT
Helps you organise the folder, spot what's missing, and walk into the hearing prepared rather than panicked.
Three sessions, from refusal letter to the hearing.
All-in — £30 less than booking them separately (£180).
Tribunal & appeal prep
45 min sessionAn honest read on the strengths and gaps in your case with someone who's sat in that room — what the panel weighs, and how to answer the refusal point by point.
Decode a report or assessment
45 min sessionSit with a specialist who translates every line of an EP, SaLT or OT report and shows you where it strengthens your grounds for appeal.
Meeting & hearing prep
45 min sessionPractise the questions you'll be asked and plan what to say, so you walk into mediation, the meeting or the hearing prepared — not panicked.
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Common questions
- I've been refused — how long do I have to appeal?
- Appeals are time-limited: you generally have two months from the date of the decision letter (or one month from a mediation certificate, whichever is later). It's tight, so the sooner you start building your case the better. Bring us the letter and we'll help you work out your deadline and your next move.
- What are my options after a refusal?
- Usually mediation first, then an appeal to the SEND tribunal — and you can do both. A specialist will talk you through which route fits your situation, what each involves, and what a strong case looks like, so you're not guessing.
- What are my chances at tribunal?
- Most parents who appeal to the SEND tribunal succeed — but a well-evidenced, well-prepared case is what makes the difference. This bundle is built to get yours into that shape.
- How does this compare to going private?
- Privately, an hour with an educational psychologist, SEND consultant or lay representative often costs £120 to £150, which puts it out of reach for many families. We built Remarkable Minds to change that: the same calibre of vetted UK specialists, at a price ordinary families can manage. The whole bundle is £150, because specialist SEND support shouldn't only be for the wealthy.
- What does the bundle cost?
- £150 all-in for all three sessions: £30 less than booking them one at a time (£180). No subscription.
- Do you represent me at the hearing?
- Our specialists prepare you and your case, and some are experienced lay representatives. Whether they can attend depends on the specialist and your needs — we'll match you with someone who fits, and you can ask them directly.
Don't take the refusal as the final word.
Three 1:1 specialist sessions, £150 all-in: £30 less than booking them separately. No subscription, and a written summary after every call.
Not sure which stage you're at? Start with our EHCP guide.