Five ready-to-send letter templates and an evidence-building workbook for challenging an EHCP refusal, a vague plan, or a stalled review — built from real tribunal casework, not generic advice.
Buy Now — £29Everything you need to turn a refusal, a vague plan, or a stalled review into a formal, evidence-backed response — today, not after you've found and briefed a solicitor.
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Letter 1 — Request for Reconsideration — for a refusal to assess or refusal to issue.
Letter 2 — Mediation Referral Request — to get your mediation certificate.
Letter 3 — Grounds of Appeal Statement — structured to what the Tribunal actually weighs.
Letter 4 — Section F Specificity Challenge — for a plan that's issued but too vague to enforce.
Letter 5 — Annual Review Non-Agreement Letter — to get disagreement on the record.
Evidence & Case-Building Workbook — exhibit index, evidence logs, and a parent & child voice statement guide.
Every letter is anchored to the actual statutory timescales and tests set out in the Children and Families Act 2014 and the SEND Code of Practice 2015 — not a generic script.
The 6-week decision window, the 20-week assessment process, and the 2-month (or 1-month post-mediation) appeal deadline — all in one place.
Nature and severity of need, inadequacy of current provision, and whether Section F is specific and quantified — the three tests every letter is built around.
When you need a mediation certificate, when you don't (placement-only appeals), and how to request one.
Our free EHCP Case-Building Checklist and "How to Appeal an EHCP Refusal" guide tell you what to do and why. This pack is the documents themselves — ready to fill in and send.
Explain the legal threshold, the timescales, the evidence categories, and what the Tribunal looks for — the "what" and "why."
Five fully-drafted, fillable letter templates plus a structured evidence workbook — the "how," in a document you can open in Word and send this week.
I spent 25 years as a Headteacher and SENCo, and I've represented families through EHC needs assessments, mediation, and SEND Tribunal appeals — including a tribunal win directing a Local Authority to name a specialist school.
These letters are built from that casework: the wording that gets a straight answer out of a Local Authority, and the structure a Tribunal panel actually wants to see. They're the documents I'd hand a family if I were sitting across the table from you.
No. This pack is general guidance and template documents, not personalised legal advice. It doesn't create an advisory relationship with SEND Navigate. For anything contested or high-stakes, seek independent legal advice.
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