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Independent Provider of Special Education Advice — legally based advice on EHC assessments, plans, appeals and exclusions, with model letters.
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Free, lawyer-written template letters for requesting an EHC needs assessment, responding to refusals and appealing.

Free legal guidance explaining the legal test for an EHC needs assessment in England and what to do if your local authority refuses.

Step-by-step free guide to appealing the contents of an EHC plan to the SEND Tribunal, including what to send and how to set out your case.

Printable IPSEA checklist helping parents prepare for an EHCP annual review: gathering evidence, reviewing outcomes and checking provision still fits.

Free legal FAQ explaining when a reduced timetable is and isn't lawful, that it must be temporary with an end date, and how to challenge an open-ended one.

Free detailed pack for parents appealing a refusal to carry out an EHC needs assessment, with model letters and a guide to preparing your case.

Free model complaint letter for when a school or college is not using its best endeavours to secure a child's special educational provision.

Free, editable template letter parents can adapt to formally request an EHC needs assessment from their local authority in England.

Free index of IPSEA model letters covering every EHCP stage - requesting assessment, responding to draft plans, re-assessment and more (England SEND law).

Free legal explainer of the EHCP annual review process: timescales, what should happen, your rights and how to push for the right outcome.

Free plain-English breakdown of EHC plan sections A to K and what each must legally contain, so parents know what to expect and check.

Free guide explaining which EHCP sections (B, F, I) you can appeal and why Section F provision must be specific and quantified.
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