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EHCP Annual Reviews: How Parents Can Prepare
A complete guide for parents on EHCP annual reviews in England — the statutory timeline, what to check in the plan, how to submit your views, and your rights if you disagree.
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Can a Child Receive SEN Support Without a Diagnosis?
A formal diagnosis is not required for a child to receive SEN support in England. Find out how the SEND Code of Practice works and what to ask the school.
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English as an Additional Language: Support for Non-Native Speakers in Schools
Is your child learning English as an additional language? Discover how English schools support EAL pupils, what rights families have, and how to help at home.
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Boarding Schools in England: A Guide for Domestic and International Families
Everything you need to know about boarding schools in England — types, fees, state vs independent, admissions, and advice for international families considering boarding education.
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Elective Home Education: The Legal Requirements for Homeschooling in England
Thinking about homeschooling your child in England? This guide covers the legal requirements, your responsibilities as a parent, de-registration, and what Ofsted cannot do.
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Forest Schools: Why Outdoor Learning Is Becoming a Trend in England
Discover what Forest Schools are, how they work, and why outdoor learning is booming across England. A guide for parents considering this nature-based approach.
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Dyslexia and ADHD in the Classroom: How English Schools Support Neurodiversity
Learn how English schools identify and support pupils with dyslexia and ADHD, from SEN Support to exam access arrangements and practical advice for parents.
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SEND Support in England: Understanding EHCPs
Everything parents need to know about SEND support and EHC plans in England. How to request an EHC needs assessment, what goes in a plan, your rights, and where to get help.