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Annual reviews of EHC plans: guidance and process
Find out about the requirements for reviewing education, health and care (EHC) plans from the SEND Code of Practice, including who should conduct the review in your school, and follow our step-by-step guide.
Contents
- Plans must be reviewed every 12 months
- LA can make you hold the review meeting on its behalf
- Step-by-step: conducting an EHC plan review
- Examples of LA guidance and forms
- Costing SEN provision for individual pupils
- Differentiating between SEN and underachievement
- Education, health and care plans: sample formats
- EHC assessment applications: your how-to guide
- How to help pupils with SEN contribute to their targets
- Internal SEN referral forms: template and examples
- Outcomes in EHC plans: guidance and examples
- Parental opposition to SEN provision
- Which pupils should be categorised as receiving SEN support?
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