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The 5 Stages Of The EHCP Explained

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03 JUNE 2026

Adele Wadey, Parent Support Specialist from our Group, shares clear, practical advice to help you feel more confident navigating the EHCP process. She will break down each of the five stages, explaining what happens at each step and what actions you can take to keep things moving forward.

Supporting parents & carers

📅 Date: Wednesday 3rd June
⏰ Time: 10am - 11am

In this webinar, she will:

✔️ Discover the five key stages of the EHCP process: requesting an EHC needs assessment, the assessment itself, the decision to issue a plan, the draft EHCP, and the final EHCP, helping you understand what happens at each stage and what to expect.

✔️Share the journey from initial request through to the final plan, including timelines, assessments, and how decisions are made

✔️Provide practical advice and strategies to help you navigate the process with confidence and ensure your child receives the right support

About our speaker

Adele Wadey

Parent Support Specialist

 

Adele has been working to support parents of children with Special Educational Needs for over 9 years. Having several neurodiverse children, one of whom attended a Witherslack Group School, led to a personal journey through the SEN system which highlighted the vital need for advice and support for parents. Adele’s experiences led to a change in career direction to help others like herself, who are looking for the best way to advocate for their neurodiverse children.

 Adele has worked as part of the Admissions Team, run parent workshops, trained staff about the journey of a parent with an autistic child and guided parents on visits to our schools. She is now one of our Parent Support Specialists and has completed her IPSEA SEN Law Level 2 and Level 3 qualifications.

Believing that compassion and a listening ear are the best starting point, Adele combines her personal and professional experience to give support and advice to parents to help them navigate the SEN journey.