Applying for an EHCP
Applying for an EHCP?
Build the strongest case.
Starting a request — or strengthening one you've begun — and not sure what a local authority actually responds to? There's a clear path, and a specialist who's walked it many times.
4 guided 1:1 sessions · vetted UK SEND specialists · written summary after every call
No waiting lists, specialists on-demand
HCPC verified4.9Dr Helen Marsh
EHCP Evidence · Ed. Psych
Turns assessments and reports into the specific, quantified wording a local authority actually responds to.
RCSLT verified5.0Mei Chen
Reports & Provision · SLT
Explains what a therapy report really means and how to get the provision named and quantified in the plan.
HCPC verified4.8Sophie Bennett
Everyday Needs · OT
Translates daily-living and sensory needs into the evidence that makes a request hard to refuse.
Eight sessions, paced to the 20-week process.
All-in — £32 less than booking them separately (£640).
Map needs and decide whether to apply
45 min sessionMap your child's needs with a SEND-system specialist, check the evidence you already hold, and decide whether now is the moment to apply.
Gather evidence and write your request
45 min sessionDraft the parental request in the wording a local authority responds to, with the right evidence attached, sent in weeks one to two.
Check the professional advice
45 min sessionWhen the assessment reports land around week eight, go through them line by line and check the advice reflects what your child actually needs.
Decode the draft plan
45 min sessionAround week fourteen, a Section B and F quality check on the draft: what is specified, what is vague, and exactly what to push back on.
Negotiate and handle the school consult
45 min sessionPlan the negotiation and the school consultation, so the placement and provision end up matching the plan you asked for.
Final plan or refusal: next steps
45 min sessionAt week twenty, the finalised plan checked properly, or a refusal turned into a clear next step, including an appeal if it comes to that.
Floating support when the process wobbles
45 min sessionA session to use whenever you need it: a refusal to assess, a missed deadline, or a letter you did not expect.
Floating backup or post-plan review
45 min sessionA second floating session. If the process runs smoothly it converts to review support once the EHCP is in place.
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Common questions
- Will this get my child an EHCP?
- No one can guarantee an outcome, but this programme gives your application the strongest, best-evidenced start — which is what makes the difference between a refusal and an assessment.
- How does this compare to going private?
- Privately, an hour with an educational psychologist, SEND consultant or advocate 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 programme is £608, because specialist SEND support shouldn't only be for the wealthy.
- What does the programme cost?
- £608 all-in for all eight sessions: £32 less than booking them one at a time (£640). No subscription.
- What if the application is refused?
- Then our tribunal and appeal support picks up where this leaves off. Tell us and we'll make sure the right specialist carries your case forward, so you're never starting cold.
- Who delivers the sessions?
- Each session is matched to the right vetted specialist — an EHCP consultant or SENCo for the application and meeting, an educational psychologist for the reports — all checked to the same standard.
Give your application its best shot.
Eight 1:1 specialist sessions, £608 all-in: £32 less than booking them separately. No subscription, and a written summary after every call.