Local authorities must review EHC plans at least once a year and the process they must follow is set out in law. Read IPSEA guidance on the process, and download their annual review checklist, here:
https://www. ipsea. org. uk/the-annual-review-process?
Will Quince, the newly appointed Minister for Children and Families has written an open letter to parents and carers of children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), their families and those who support them.
Do you have a child or a teenager with special educational needs and/or disabilities? We want to hear from you. After listening to your feedback, we have now arranged 2 additional evening virtual focus groups.
Does your child have a Special Educational Need or disability? Do you, your child or young person, have questions about their education? Unsure what to do?
A forum for parents and carers of children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) within Kent local authority. PACT's aim is to make sure that services provided by education, health and care meet the needs of children with SEND and their families.
Kent PACT is a way to empower you as parents and carers and enable you to have your say. The combined voices of Kent PACT are fed into how services are designed and delivered in Kent. We are part of a National Network of Parent Carer Forums and are supported by parent led charities that you may know in your local area.
Educational Pathways and Work Outcomes of Disabled Young People in England is a 36-month research project funded by the Leverhulme Trust (November 2020-November 2023).
