The 15-day statutory clock is ticking. Don't sign off on vague promises.

Securing an EHC Needs Assessment is an uphill battle. Receiving a hollow draft plan at the end of it shouldn't be.

When councils use phrases like "opportunities for regular support", they leave your child's provision unenforceable. Schools cannot deliver support that isn't clearly defined, and local authorities know it.

I step in to fix it before your consultation window closes:

Forensic Audit: Cross-referencing all NHS, EP, and specialist reports to reinstate omitted needs in Section B.
Legally Binding Redraft: Converting weak Section F suggestions into quantified hours, staff ratios, and specialist interventions.
Zero Administration for You: Delivering a comprehensive, tracked-changes submission letter ready for your caseworker within 5 working days.

One fixed fee of £295. No hourly rates. No legal jargon.

Redraft My EHCP

You may have heard these phrases already...

“SUPPORT AS NEEDED…”

Legally binding hours and ratios that replace vague promises with enforceable statutory provision in Section F.
Removal of council get-out clauses like “access to” or “opportunities for,” holding the Local Authority directly accountable.
Exact specialist specifications transferred straight from your professional reports directly into the final plan.

“THE 15-DAY DEADLINE IS TOO TIGHT…”

Rapid document audit and redraft delivered well within your statutory 15-day consultation window.
A ready-to-submit formal response pack, saving you hours of frantic drafting and legal research.
A clear, structured case presented in the exact format Local Authority SEN caseworkers expect to receive.

“THE SCHOOL CANNOT DELIVER THIS…”

Precise quantification that clarifies exact funding, specialist equipment, and staffing requirements for the school.
Elimination of blurred responsibilities, clearly separating core school-level SEN support from LA-funded statutory provision.
Confidence to advocate with an evidence-led, legally watertight document that protects your child's education.

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What is the difference between a draft EHCP and a finalised plan?

When your Local Authority issues a draft EHCP, it marks the start of your statutory 15-day consultation window. This is your legal opportunity to challenge vague wording, request changes to Sections B and F, and state your preferred school placement before the document becomes legally binding. Once the final plan is issued, amending it often requires a formal tribunal appeal.

Why can't I just accept the wording the Local Authority provided?

Councils routinely use non-committal phrasing like "access to" or "as required". Under SEND law, Section F provision must be specific and quantified (stating hours, staff ratios, and therapist frequencies). Without this specificity, schools cannot secure necessary funding and are not legally required to deliver daily support.

How quickly do you turn around the redraft?

Because parents face a strict 15-day statutory deadline, redrafts are prioritised. Your completed line-by-line Section B and F rewrite, along with your ready-to-submit formal caseworker response letter, is returned well within your active consultation window.

Are you a law firm, and can you represent me at a SEND Tribunal?

No. This is an independent educational advocacy and document scrutiny service. We specialize in cross-referencing evidence and translating clinical reports into legally compliant statutory wording under the SEND Code of Practice. We do not provide formal legal representation as solicitors for SEND First-tier Tribunal hearings.

Do you travel for consultation, and are there extra costs?

No, I work entirely online supporting families across the UK. All communication takes place securely via email, phone, and video call, eliminating any need for face-to-face meetings or travel costs. Because the statutory 15-day consultation clock is always ticking, I work flexibly across days and evenings to stay accessible, keep communication rapid, and ensure your draft response is returned without delay.

What documents do I need to provide?

You will need your current draft EHCP and the core specialist reports used to compile it. These typically include your Educational Psychologist (EP) assessment, Speech & Language Therapy (SALT) reports, Occupational Therapy (OT) evaluations, and any recent school SEN support reviews.

In practice, there is no legal limit to the evidence you can submit before a plan is finalised. If you have extra medical letters, private assessments, or incident logs, I can review them and help you determine exactly what additional evidence will strengthen your case before your response goes to the council.