EHCP requests and plans
From the first request to a plan that's specific enough to be enforced.
Find out moreThe SEND system can feel like a storm of letters, deadlines and meetings. We help you understand where you stand, prepare properly and speak up for your child with confidence.
Advocacy focused on the moments that matter most for your child's education.
From the first request to a plan that's specific enough to be enforced.
Find out moreCalm, organised preparation for the First-tier Tribunal (SEND).
Find out moreFinding the right setting and making the case for it.
Find out moreSomeone in your corner at the table.
Find out more30 minutes for a focused question, or an hour to work through a whole stage.
We email you to agree a time and send a secure payment link.
By phone or video. You leave with a clear plan and your next steps in writing.
£45
One question, answered properly.
£80
Time to work through a whole stage together.
Practical, plain-English resources you can use straight away.
Letter templates, an evidence checklist and a timeline tracker for asking your council to assess.
Prepare your views, check the plan against your child's progress and know what to ask for.
Deadlines, bundle structure, evidence planning and what to expect on the day.
No. We're independent SEND advocates, not a law firm, and we don't give legal advice. We help you understand the process, prepare and stay organised. If your case needs a solicitor, we'll tell you.
We work with families anywhere in England, by phone or video. The SEND system works differently in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
Choose a call length and tell us when suits you. We confirm a time by email and send a secure payment link. Your call is booked once it's paid.
Yes. Many children get SEN support at school without one. We can help you understand what the school should be doing and whether to ask for an assessment.
Yes. Our learning materials are written for teachers, SENCOs and other professionals as well as parents. Get in touch about training for your team.
Tell us where you are, and we'll help you work out what to do next.