Your child's plan should be
enforceable.
Most aren't.

I review Education, Health and Care Plans with 20 years of experience inside local authority SEND commissioning — and tell you exactly what's weak, what's missing, and what needs to change.

What Parents Say

“Prompt, professional and factual advice”

“Strategic thinking — seeing what we couldn’t”

“Helped us challenge it properly”

My Background

20 Years Inside the LA

20+ years inside local authority SEND commissioning.
I know how these plans are written — and where they fail.

What You Receive

A Written Report

A clear written report.
What’s strong, what’s weak, what’s missing, and what to challenge.

Turnaround

From 48 Hours

From 48 hours.
Standard: 3–5 working day
s.

“So helpful and timely. What stood out was the strategic thinking — seeing things clearly when we couldn’t.”

Who this is for

  • You’ve received a draft EHCP and something feels off

  • Section F is vague or unclear

  • The LA is pushing a placement you don’t agree with

  • You’re considering tribunal

  • You don’t want to accept a plan that can’t be enforced

ABOUT JOHN-PAUL

I've sat on the other side of the table.

For over 20 years, I worked inside local authority education commissioning and SEND management — the system that writes EHCPs, commissions provision, and makes the decisions that determine what support your child receives.

That gives me a professional perspective that very few independent reviewers can offer. I'm not approaching your child's plan as a parent navigating the system — I'm reading it with the same expertise used to produce and commission these documents from the other side.

I know where the language is designed to be flexible. I know which sections carry legal enforceability and which don't. And I know what a strong, challengeable, well-evidenced plan looks like — because I've worked with them at senior level throughout my career.

20+ years in senior LA education commissioning and SEND management

Specialist knowledge of Sections B, F and I — the sections that determine provision

Experience across draft plans, final plans, annual reviews and tribunal preparation

All reviews delivered as a professional written document — clear, specific and actionable

"The draft stage is your most important window. Once a plan is finalised, getting meaningful changes becomes significantly harder — and most parents don't know that until it's too late."

— JOHN-PAUL INGLIS, INDEPENDENT SEND CONSULTANT

Local authorities issue EHCP’s containing vague, unenforceable language — wording that sounds reasonable but commits to nothing and cannot be measured or challenged. This isn't always intentional, but it is consistent.

When I review a plan, I'm looking at whether the wording in each section meets the legal standard, whether provision is specific enough to be enforced, and what evidence would support a challenge. You get that in writing — set out clearly, without jargon.

- SERVICES

£395

For parents at the start of the process

You’re applying for an EHCP and want to get it right from the beginning — not leave it to chance.

Includes:

  • Pre-consultation guidance (what matters, what to focus on)

  • EP visit preparation (what to show, what to say, what not to miss)

  • Parental contribution input

  • Clear structure to strengthen the application

EHCP Application Support

Most parents come to me at this point

“I almost accepted the draft EHCP because it felt easier — but it wasn’t accurate or legally enforceable.”

Choose the right service for where you are in the process. All reviews are delivered as a professional written document with specific, actionable findings.

£495

For parents who have received a draft plan

This is the most important stage — before the plan is finalised.

Includes:

  • Full review of Sections B, F and I

  • Identification of vague or unenforceable wording

  • Clear, specific recommendations

  • What to challenge and how

Draft EHCP Review

£795

For complex cases or where things are disputed

When the plan isn’t right and needs to be challenged properly.

Includes:

  • Review of final EHCP and key documents

  • Completion of SEND35 appeal form

  • Structured Section 10 arguments

  • Evidence identification and organisation

  • Guidance on what to include (and what to leave out)

  • Case Review Form (CRF) preparation

  • Strengths and weaknesses analysis (your case and the LA’s position)

  • Clear strategy going into tribunal

Tribunal Preparation

Full Case Support is available. Further details are shown on the Services page.

— HOW IT WORKS

Simple from start to finish.

No lengthy calls, no vague next steps. You send the document, I do the work, you get the report.

01


Complete the booking form

Select your service level and tell me briefly where you are in the process. I'll confirm within one working day.

02


Send your EHCP /reports

Email your child's current plan or draft. Include any relevant background — that's all I need to begin.

03

“I almost accepted the draft EHCP because it felt easier — but it wasn’t accurate or legally enforceable. John-Paul stepped in, rewrote key parts and helped me challenge it properly. I honestly don’t know how we would have got here without him.”


Professional review

I go through every relevant section with 20 years of LA SEND commissioning expertise and produce your written report.

04


Written report delivered

You receive a clear written document — what's strong, what's weak, what to challenge, and the basis for each point.

GET STARTED

Book your EHCP review.

Complete the form and I’ll confirm within one working day.
If your deadline is urgent, say so — priority turnaround is available.

Document upload
Once your booking is confirmed, you’ll receive a secure link to upload your documents.

Data & confidentiality
ICO registered. Fully insured. All documents handled securely and confidentially.