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Our previous resource (above) contains a wide range of tips and examples that are relevant across the age range for children and young people with EHC plans.
Writing an EHC plan can be challenging, and each plan will only achieve the job it was intended to do where it reflects in full the particular individual child or young person to whom it relates....
What should a good Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) look like and include? Who should be involved in creating the plan and what topics should it over? This example EHCP was made for Lucy as she prepares to start sixth form and it goes into details about:
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Education, health and care plans (often simply referred to as 'plans') can be accessible for children and young people from 0 - 25 years of age, if the young person stays in some form of education or training. Students going to university will not be eligible for a plan.
You can see an example of how an EHCP is written in our exemplar Enfield EHCP template (PDF, 582.87 KB) which shows all of the sections. We have also produced EHCP guidance (PDF, 791.48 KB)...
This is a step by step guide to what to expect in each section of an Education Health and Care Plan (EHCP) (Sections C, D G and H will only be completed if Health and Social Care are involved)
Talk to me about what a good EHC Plan Section B and F looks like. We can't go looking at B and F without the following… Here at Empowering Families of Children with SEND, we are constantly telling you to check your draft – and for good reason; if you only ever do one thing – please check your draft EHC Plan.
sheffieldparentcarerforum.org.uk DownloadSophie (aged 9) will have increased confidence with spoken language and, by the end of KS2 she will be able to greet different people appropriately for example family, friends and unfamiliar adults.
Education, Health and Care (EHC) Plans are for children, young people and young adults who have Special Educational Needs and/or Disabilities.