Provision that cannot quietly disappear
Section F must name specific support — hours, frequency, who delivers it. Not vague "as required" wording that leaves your child without help when staffing is tight.
SEND & EHCP · application & tribunal
Your SEND EHCP or Tribunal pack — drafted for you to review.
Applying, refused, or appealing? The platform drafts your letter, parent statement and evidence — matched to your council's response patterns and grounded in SEND law. You edit, download and submit when ready.
Assess your route free · £149/year · all cases included
Your draft pack ready the same day — review and send on your timeline
How it works
What feeds your pack — and what comes out
Tap prompts or describe your child in everyday language — the Operator drafts your letter, statement, and evidence. You review before you send.
Council response patterns and SEND law are built in — not generic drafting.
Your draft pack ready the same day — review and send on your timeline
You tap · the platform drafts · you review and send
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3You review & sendStay in control
Tap prompts or describe your child in everyday language — the Operator drafts your letter, statement, and evidence. You review before you send.
Tap a prompt — follow it through the Operator to your pack.
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Everyday language · no documents needed to start
The platform handles this
SEND law, council patterns & pack structure — built in
Engine
EHCP Intelligent Operator
Mapping your situation to pack sections…
Your pack
Structured draft sections
Drafted for you — ready to review
Request or appeal letter
Parent statement & grounds
Evidence table
Chronology
Pack readiness review
PDF export — your edits
You review · edit · download PDF
No blank page — tap prompts about your child
- Route-aware questions for applying, refused, appealing, or review
- Example wording chips you keep, edit, or remove
- Parent voice preserved — the Operator structures, you confirm
You tap → Operator drafts → you review ·
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Your pack
Structured draft sections
Request or appeal letter
Parent statement & grounds
Evidence table
Chronology
Pack readiness review
PDF export — your edits
You review · edit · download PDF
No blank page — tap prompts about your child
- Route-aware questions for applying, refused, appealing, or review
Demo auto-cycles — tap a prompt to try it
12 routes coveredCouncil response matcherSEND law surfacedPause and come back anytime
See it work on a real situation
Tap an input below — then try the interactive demo or LA Reason Matcher on this page.
- Tap prompts or describe your child in simple terms — the platform drafts your pack. You review, download your PDF, and send when you choose.
- See real example packs before you pay
- Real people by email if you get stuck
- You stay in control of what you send
See what's in the platform
Your dashboard — guided prompts to finished pack
Your draft pack ready the same day — review and send on your timeline. Pick your route, map your issues, and review each drafted section before you download.
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Answer simple prompts
Tap what applies to your child — applying, refused, appealing, or enforcing provision. No documents needed to begin.
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The platform drafts your pack
Letter, parent statement, evidence table, and chronology — structured around SEND law and common local authority patterns.
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You review and send
Read every section, edit what you need, download your PDF, and submit on your timeline.
Example subscriber dashboard — illustrative only
Interactive demo
Tap what applies — watch the draft appear
Two of twelve routes shown. Select the situations that match your child — the platform drafts wording for you to review.
Applying demo — select what applies and the EHCP Operator will draft the wording for you to review
Applying for an EHCP — ideas to select
Try clicking the chips →Section: Why statutory assessment may be relevant for my child
We suggest common starting points — select any that reflect your child's situation:
0 of 3 demo ideas selected — many more inside the product
Draft from your selectionsReview before use
Select ideas above to generate a draft…
You can edit this directly · all changes are saved · export only when confirmed
Optional legal references to consider
Statutory reference · for contextChildren and Families Act 2014, section 36(1)
Refers to who can request an EHC needs assessment. A parent, young person, or person acting on behalf of a school may make a request — no diagnosis is required.
Include in my review notes
SEND Code of Practice 2015, paragraph 9.14
Refers to what local authorities must take into account when considering a request — including professional advice, school evidence, and whether the child's needs may require provision in an EHC plan.
Include in my review notes
Depending on your situation, these references may be relevant. Always optional — you choose what to include.
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Why it matters
What an EHCP can change for your child
When everyday school support is not enough, vague promises do not help your child get through the day. An EHCP names what must be provided — and the platform makes getting there straightforward.
The right placement for your child
Section I names where your child is educated. You can request a specialist school when mainstream is overwhelming them or not meeting need.
Needs recognised across education, health and care
An EHCP brings speech therapy, OT, mental health support and learning needs into one legally binding plan.
A local authority that must respond
Once issued, the local authority has a duty to secure Section F provision. You have appeal rights when they get it wrong.
Tap prompts or describe your child in simple terms — the platform drafts your pack. You review, download your PDF, and send when you choose.
Build my pack — £149/yearLocal Authority Reason Matcher
Tap the reason they gave you — we show what to say back
Stuck on a Local Authority or school response? Select the reason that matches your letter — we retrieve the relevant SEND knowledge and structure your draft around it.
What the school or Local Authority says:
Selected reason:
"Needs can be met from existing resources"
Knowledge sections retrieved for this reason:
SEN Support history and outcomesSchool provision analysisEvidence of unmet need
What this typically means for your child's case:
The school or Local Authority is saying current provision is adequate — without necessarily reviewing whether it has actually worked for your child.
What to check:
- Whether your child has made measurable progress against SEN Support targets
- Whether current provision is clearly specified and can be monitored
- Whether any professional has suggested a statutory assessment may be relevant
Evidence that may be relevant:
- ✓Reports showing needs remain present despite SEN Support being in place
- ✓School data and SEN Support reviews showing limited progress
- ✓Professional assessments noting that current support may not be sufficient
Questions to ask the school or Local Authority:
- ?What specific provision is in place, and has it made a difference for my child?
- ?Has all professional advice been considered in this decision?
- ?What outcomes has SEN Support achieved against the agreed targets?
From the matched knowledge sections, your pack includes:
Evidence checklist for your child's situation
Questions for the school and Local Authority
Parent concern structure
Next-step action plan
"Needs can be met from existing resources" feeds your pack through the EHCP Intelligent Operator.
Clarity from chaos
From scattered notes to one organised pack
Before
- Emails and letters in different places
- Blank Word doc — where do I even start?
- School reports not linked to your argument
Platform drafts
After — your pack
- Request or appeal letter — drafted
- Evidence table — organised by section
- Parent statement — from your prompts
Sample pack output
See what a finished pack looks like
Every element drafted around your specific situation — reviewed and confirmed by you before you download or submit.
Parent Representation Letter
Section 1 of 8
Draft — awaiting your reviewDespite two and a half years of SEN Support, the difficulties identified in the EP report have not reduced and the gap between attainment and age-related expectations continues to widen.
Under s.36(8) of the Children and Families Act 2014, the threshold for an EHC needs assessment is whether it 'may be necessary' for special educational provision to be made — a deliberately low bar that the evidence presented here satisfies.
SEND Code of Practice reference — for context in your pack
Issue & Concern Map
Issue identified by EHCP Operator
Issue
SEN Support has not reduced difficulties after three years
EHCP sections
BE
Statutory ref
CFA 2014 s.36(8)Evidence linked
EP Report — January 2025
SENCO letter — April 2025
Local Authority Response Pattern
Pattern matched to your situation
Local Authority reason given
"Your child is making progress at school"
Prepared response
Progress during SEN Support does not establish that an EHCP is unnecessary. The relevant question is whether needs can be met without an EHC plan — not whether some progress is being made.
CoP 2015, para 9.13–9.14
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Annual access
£149/year
Your draft pack ready the same day — review and send on your timeline
The platform drafts your pack — you download and send when ready
All routes. Letter, parent statement, evidence, and chronology — drafted for you to review before download.
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SEND reform update
Worried about SEND reform?
SEND reform is creating uncertainty — but your child's needs are not waiting for legislation. Current EHCP rights still apply. If support is not enough today, start organising evidence and your next step under the process that exists now.
£149/year — full access while you work through application, evidence or appeal at your pace.
Assess my route — freeQuestions parents ask
Honest answers about what EHCP Clarity can and cannot do.
Built to give you assurance, not just output.
Every section is drafted around your specific situation — not a template. You read it, edit it, and confirm it reflects your child's case before anything leaves the platform. Parents who use EHCP Clarity submit prepared, structured packs — not rushed documents cobbled together under pressure.
- Suggested wording is clearly marked — nothing is presented as confirmed
- Missing details become placeholders — flagged for you to fill or remove
- You can edit or remove anything before it reaches the final pack
- Unreviewed content is blocked from export
- You confirm the final pack before download
"I have reviewed this pack and removed or edited anything that does not reflect my situation."
Confirmed by parent before every export
Your pack, drafted when you're ready
Answer simple prompts. The platform structures your letter, parent statement, and evidence. You review and submit at your pace.
£149/year · all cases included