An EHCP is a document that outlines the support a child with special educational needs and/or disabilities will receive.

The process for schools, parent carers and young people to request an EHCNA.

When a child or young person has an EHC plan, the local authority must review it every year.

Young people have the right to make decisions about an EHCP from the end of compulsory school age (16).

A personal budget is money from the local authority that helps to fund your care and support.

Challenging decisions about support, complaints about an EHCP, mediation/disagreement resolution and appeals.

There is a process in place to check the quality of EHCPs delivered within Wolverhampton.

Monitor and review EHCNA, EHCP process and the provision and outcomes set out in the ECHP.