Making a Difference

Our initial consultation will focus on identifying the support you need, discussing an action plan and considering any applicable documentation that may be required. There are no limits on the consultations, advice, guidance and support that we provide but please note that there may be delays as demand for this service is high.

With formal written consent, we can communicate directly with schools, local authorities and medical professionals on behalf of you and the child or young person you are supporting.

This includes complaints with school, the local authority, DFE and the NHS.

This includes any documentation from medical and educational professionals. We can make full representation to ensure needs and provision are specified and that report alone with duties placed on professional bodies.

We complete a full review and representation of the draft EHC plan, cross referencing all reports in section K and ensuring the local authority abide by their legal duties. 

A written formal statement of our professional view as advocates, to support with schools, the local authority’s, medical professionals and the SEND tribunal.

This includes meetings with school, annual reviews and mediation. This is usually charged by the hour and will vary depending upon whether the meeting is in-person or virtual.

This includes ensuring all documentation is submitted on time, tribunal deadlines are met, the working document is completed on your behalf, and everything follows the SEND tribunal formatting keys.

We will attend the SEND tribunal hearing alongside you as advocates. This is usually charged by the hour and will vary depending upon whether the meeting is in-person or virtual.