EHCP Consultation Session

EHCP Parent Guidance Session

Understand Your Child’s EHCP with Clarity and Confidence

Navigating an Education, Health and Care Plan can feel overwhelming. Many parents are unsure what their child’s plan actually says, how it connects to day-to-day learning, or what questions to ask at school meetings.

This session gives you a clear, practical walkthrough of your child’s EHCP — helping you understand what’s in it, how it relates to your child’s learning, and how to feel more confident in conversations with schools and professionals.

Sessions are 60 minutes, one-to-one, and cost £120. To book, please get in touch through our contact page.

What This Session Covers

We’ll sit down with you and go through your child’s EHCP in plain language. This includes:

• Breaking down the key sections so you understand what each part means
• Explaining how provision and outcomes relate to your child’s day-to-day learning
• Helping you spot areas where the plan may lack detail or clarity
• Talking through what to look for in school reports and feedback
• Helping you prepare questions for upcoming meetings with school or your local authority
• Discussing practical next steps you can take to support your child

How This Helps You

After the session, you’ll:

• Understand what your child’s EHCP actually says and what it should mean in practice
• Feel more confident going into meetings with schools and professionals
• Know what questions to ask and what to look for
• Have a clearer sense of whether your child is getting the support outlined in their plan
• Leave with practical next steps

Who This Is For

This session is for parents who:

• Have an EHCP in place but find it difficult to understand
• Feel unsure whether their child’s current support matches what’s in the plan
• Are preparing for an annual review or school meeting
• Want to feel more informed and confident when talking to professionals about their child

Please note: this is an educational guidance session to help you understand your child’s EHCP. We do not provide legal advice, clinical assessments, or formal advocacy. If you need legal support, we can point you toward organisations that offer this — see our Useful Resources page.