EHCP information and drafting
Free EHCP Advice and Drafting Support Online
Use focused digital assistants and tools to understand an EHCP, prepare questions and organise your own information. The support is general, and you remain responsible for checking and deciding what to use.
AI can make mistakes. These digital assistants provide general information and drafting support. They are not a solicitor, medical professional, educational psychologist or personalised human advocate. Check important information and decide for yourself what to use or send.
How the assistants may help
The EHCP assistants offer general information and drafting support. You can ask them to explain unfamiliar wording, help you organise what you know, or turn your own notes into a clearer starting point.
- Understand the purpose of EHCP sections
- Organise information about needs and support
- Prepare questions for professionals
- Review whether wording is clear and specific
- Prepare for an Annual Review
- Think about relevant evidence
- Draft questions or correspondence
- Understand general SEND terminology
Understanding Sections A–K
EHCP Navigator and Sections A–K can explain the purpose of each section and help you see how needs, outcomes and provision should connect. They cannot determine what your child is legally entitled to in their individual case, and they do not decide whether an EHCP should be issued.
Preparing for an Annual Review
Annual Review Helper can help organise a parent contribution, concerns, evidence and questions before a review, then help structure a follow-up afterwards. It cannot attend the meeting, assess your child or make the local authority change the plan.
Reviewing needs and provision wording
The Section B builder helps organise user-entered information into needs wording. Provision Checker and the EHCP wording checker can flag wording that may be vague and prompt you to check who provides support, what happens, how often and for how long. These are prompts for your review, not a legal compliance decision.
Important limits
- This is not legal advice
- AI can make mistakes or use outdated information
- Parents should check important information
- The tools do not decide whether a child should receive an EHCP
- The tools do not replace professional advice
- No response or draft guarantees an outcome
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Use the tools safely
Leave out names, addresses, school names, dates of birth, case numbers and other identifying details. Review every answer or draft, check important facts against current official information, and personalise it before using it.
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