EHCP SPECIALIST & INDEPENDENT ADVOCACY
Helping Parents Secure the Quantified, Statutory Support Their Children Deserve
Your SEND Advocate
I review, audit, and redraft EHCP documentation for families across the UK, dismantling the vague wording, missed deadlines, and unquantified provisions Local Authorities routinely rely on to limit support.
I aim to relieve the relentless pressure on parents by providing a fast, secure, and straightforward service, cutting through bureaucratic hurdles to ensure your child's needs are heard and legally protected.
With a background spanning classroom teaching, educational management, NPQs in Leading Teaching and Leading Culture and Behaviour, and lived experience as a dyslexic adult with ADHD, I know firsthand how school systems operate, how the council tries to dilute provision, and exactly how to make your child’s statutory support legally watertight.
Turning Specialist Reports into Legally Binding Provision
I review your existing professional reports, school reviews, and diagnostic profiles. I pinpoint where your child’s strengths and true educational barriers have been missed, glossed over, or masked in the classroom.
I scrutinise draft plans and evidence bundles against the SEND Code of Practice. I identify missing specialist recommendations, vague wording, and gaps in provision before they become permanent barriers in a finalized plan.
I translate complex clinical findings (EP, SALT, OT) into quantified Section B and Section F requirements. You receive precise hours, staff ratios, and concrete accommodations that Local Authorities cannot dilute or ignore.
Navigating council deadlines and bureaucratic resistance can be relentless. I equip you with clear, ready-to-submit formal response letters so you can challenge weak drafts with authority and confidence.
A legally binding EHCP is only as strong as the evidence supporting it. Local Authorities routinely dismiss vague claims or strip out therapist recommendations from the final draft. I scrutinise your existing professional reports—from Educational Psychologists, Speech & Language Therapists, and Occupational Therapists—cross-referencing every diagnostic finding to ensure no vital recommendation is overlooked or ignored.
Case officers frequently write draft plans using non-committal terms like "access to" or "as needed," giving schools an easy out and leaving parents in limbo. With years of teaching experience and school leadership qualifications, I know firsthand how school-based provisions are delivered and where local authorities cut corners. I spot the hidden omissions and vague clauses that make draft plans unenforceable.
NeuroRevision Lab was started with one goal in mind, to champion and develop SEND students, one of the best ways of doing that is by ensuring they receive the support they need and are entitled to.
I translate clinical assessments into direct, quantified statutory provisions in Sections B and F.
By defining exact weekly support hours, clear staff ratios, and mandatory sensory accommodations, I eliminate ambiguity.
You receive a legally watertight redraft and a ready-to-submit formal response letter within your statutory 15-day consultation window.
Hand over the paperwork, and let me do the heavy lifting—fast, legally watertight, and stress-free.