Summarise an EHCP or SEN Assessment

An EHCP or SEN assessment for your child runs to many pages of careful wording. This pulls out the needs identified across education, health, and care, the provision promised against each, and the soft phrasing worth pushing back on. For parents who want to know what their child is actually entitled to before the next review.

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You have received an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) or a SEN assessment report for your child. You want to understand what it says, what it means in practice, and what you can challenge.
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**Summarise and interpret the EHCP or assessment [paste or describe the document]:**
1. What needs has the assessment identified in each domain (education, health, social care)?
2. What provision is the local authority committing to, in specific and measurable terms?
3. Which parts of the provision are vague or non-committal, and therefore difficult to enforce?
4. Are the outcomes stated clearly enough to be reviewed at the next annual review?
5. What are your rights if you disagree with any section?
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- Domain-by-domain summary of needs and provision
- Vague provision flag: sentences that need strengthening and suggested rewordings
- Rights summary: the 3 key routes to challenge or appeal
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