
Many parents go into annual reviews unsure:
what they should ask for
what changes can actually be made
whether support is strong enough
or how to challenge things that no longer feel right
And unfortunately, important opportunities to strengthen provision can easily be missed.
That’s where this support comes in.
This service is designed to help parents prepare properly for an EHCP annual review.
I will review your current EHCP and situation to help identify:
support that may need strengthening
provision that feels vague or unclear
changes that should potentially be requested
areas where needs may no longer be properly reflected
The aim is to help you approach the review with more clarity, confidence, and understanding.
✔️ A review of your current EHCP and concerns
✔️ Guidance on what may need changing or strengthening
✔️ Identification of vague or weak wording
✔️ Practical suggestions for the annual review process
✔️ Clear next-step advice based on your situation
This is for you if:
Your child has an upcoming annual review
Needs or difficulties have changed
Support no longer feels appropriate
You feel provision is too vague or unclear
You want to strengthen the EHCP moving forward
You’re unsure what you should be asking for
Annual reviews are one of the most important opportunities to update and strengthen an EHCP.
This is often the point where:
provision can be improved
support gaps become clearer
wording can be challenged
and changing needs can be properly reflected
Many parents are never fully told how important this stage can be.
Once purchased:
You’ll complete a short questionnaire
Upload your EHCP and any review paperwork
I’ll carefully review everything
You’ll receive clear written guidance and advice
Most responses are completed within 2–5 working days.
This service provides structured guidance and support based on:
SEND law and guidance
EHCP best practice
real experience supporting families
It is not legal advice.
Annual reviews are often where important changes either happen — or get missed completely.
Having a clearer understanding before the meeting can make a significant difference moving forward.