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Education, Health & Care Plans

What We Provide

  • Occupational Therapy and Speech & Language Therapy assessment reports written in EHCP-compliant format, with evidence-based contributions to Section B (needs), Section E (outcomes), and Section F (provision).

  • Outcome statements co-produced in collaboration with families and education settings.

  • Annual review reports and updated recommendations as provision is reviewed.

  • Named school advocacy: a clear clinical argument for a specific school or type of provision, where families need professional support to make their case

What Our EHCP Report Includes

  • Overview of the child/young person's background (e.g. developmental history, motor and academic functioning, summary of parents' concerns, etc.)

  • Assessments and information gathered.

  • Assessment findings

  • Summary of Occupational Therapy and/or Speech & Language Therapy needs

  • Functional goals and how they will be achieved

  • Recommended provision (to inform the EHCP)

  • Evidence base for the recommended intervention

  • Specialist's background and qualifications.

Our Experience

  • Extensive experience working within the EHCP framework across London boroughs and local authorities nationwide, with a strong understanding of how different commissioners work and what they require.

  • Assessment reports consistently accepted by local authorities, SENDIST, and the First-tier Tribunal, reflecting the rigour and clarity of our clinical documentation.

  • Experienced in tribunal-level evidence preparation and expert witness work, supporting families through the most complex and high-stakes stages of the EHCP process.

Commissioning & Process

  • Local authorities can commission EHCP assessments directly: contact us to discuss current capacity, availability, and rates.

  • Parent-commissioned EHCP reports are available as a standalone service, without the need for a referral or prior local authority involvement.

  • Reports are typically completed within a couple of weeks of the assessment session, supporting families and commissioners working to EHCP statutory timelines.

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