Education, Health & Care Plan. Identifying Details

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Click here to enter name of child Education, Health & Care Plan Final or Draft Plan? Review date: Given names: Date of draft EHC Plan: Signed on behalf of Children s Services: Identifying Details Family name: Date of final EHC Plan: Ethnicity: Gender: Date of Birth: Student ID Number: Contact phone number(s): Parent/Carer s name: Is child in receipt of Pupil Premium: Is this child or young person a Child in Care? Name of the Key Worker and agency: Address: Child/Young Person s first language: Parent/Carer s address if different from above: Please indicate the amount received: Please give name and contact details of the Social Worker Contact details of the Key Worker: Parent/Carer s first language: NHS Number: Page 1 of 15

Please list all other support plans that are in place for this child or young person Draft/Final etc (delete) Education, Health & Care Plan Section A About Me Insert picture/photo here What is important to me: My strengths: Page 2 of 15

My aspirations and goals: What I can do to help myself: What helps me: What doesn t help me: Page 3 of 15

Section A Draft/Final etc (delete) Education, Health & Care Plan Family s views Our hopes for our child now and into the future How we support our child What helps us as a family What we will do to support the outcomes in Section E of this EHC Plan Page 4 of 15

Section B My special educational needs Communication and interaction: Summary: Cognition and learning: Summary: Social, emotional and mental health: Summary: Page 5 of 15

Sensory and/or physical needs: Draft/Final etc (delete) Education, Health & Care Plan Summary: Self-care and independence (including preparation for adulthood): Summary: Page 6 of 15

Section C Draft/Final etc (delete) Education, Health & Care Plan My health needs Section D My social care needs Including needs related to my family and community: Page 7 of 15

E F G H1 H2 Draft/Final etc (delete) Education, Health & Care Plan Key to Outcomes and Provision sections below The outcomes sought for the child or the young person Sections E, F, G, H1 and H2 The special educational provision required by the child or the young person Any health provision Any social care provision which must be made for a young person under 18 resulting from section 2 of the Chronically Sick and Disabled Person s Act 1970 Any other social care provision reasonably required by the learning difficulties or disabilities which result in the child or young person having SEN Page 8 of 15

Communication and Interaction (E) Outcomes sought for the child or young person, by the end of the current Key Stage or phase of education, which relate to any communication and interaction needs summarised in Section B: The arrangements the education/training provider has in place for setting and reviewing shorter term goals: Agencies (including schools) will maintain a plan that sits alongside this EHCP, which allows for shorter term targets to be set and which can be reviewed regularly to ensure the child/young person is on track to achieve the outcomes specified above. (F) Education Provision (G) Health Provision (H1) Social Care provision (H2) any other Social Care provision The provision to meet these outcomes (including who will do what, when and how often, including where this support is secured through a personal budget) Page 9 of 15

Cognition & Learning (E) Outcomes sought for the child or young person, by the end of the current Key Stage or phase of education, which relate to any cognition and learning needs summarised in Section B: The arrangements the education/training provider has in place for setting and reviewing shorter term goals: Agencies (including schools) will maintain a plan that sits alongside this EHCP, which allows for shorter term targets to be set and which can be reviewed regularly to ensure the child/young person is on track to achieve the outcomes specified above. (F) Education Provision The provision to meet these outcomes (including who will do what, when and how often, including where this support is secured through a personal budget) (G) Health Provision (H1) Social Care provision (H2) any other Social Care provision Page 10 of 15

Social, Emotional & Mental Health (E) Outcomes sought for the child or young person, by the end of the current Key Stage or phase of education, which relate to any social, emotional and mental health needs summarised in Section B: The arrangements the education/training provider has in place for setting and reviewing shorter term goals: Agencies (including schools) will maintain a plan that sits alongside this EHCP, which allows for shorter term targets to be set and which can be reviewed regularly to ensure the child/young person is on track to achieve the outcomes specified above. (F) Education Provision (G) Health Provision (H1) Social Care provision (H2) any other Social Care provision The provision to meet these outcomes (including who will do what, when and how often, including where this support is secured through a personal budget) Page 11 of 15

Sensory & Physical (E) Outcomes sought for the child or young person, by the end of the current Key Stage or phase of education, which relate to any sensory and physical needs summarised in Section B: The arrangements the education/training provider has in place for setting and reviewing shorter term goals: Agencies (including schools) will maintain a plan that sits alongside this EHCP, which allows for shorter term targets to be set and which can be reviewed regularly to ensure the child/young person is on track to achieve the outcomes specified above. (F) Education Provision (G) Health Provision (H1) Social Care provision (H2) any other Social Care provision The provision to meet these outcomes (including who will do what, when and how often, including where this support is secured through a personal budget) Page 12 of 15

Independence & Self Help (including preparation for adulthood) (E) Outcomes sought for the child or young person, by the end of the current Key Stage or phase of education, which relate to any independence and self help needs summarised in Section B: The arrangements the education/training provider has in place for setting and reviewing shorter term goals: Agencies (including schools) will maintain a plan that sits alongside this EHCP, which allows for shorter term targets to be set and which can be reviewed regularly to ensure the child/young person is on track to achieve the outcomes specified above. (F) Education Provision (G) Health Provision (H1) Social Care provision (H2) any other Social Care provision The provision to meet these outcomes (including who will do what, when and how often, including where this support is secured through a personal budget) Page 13 of 15

Section F continued: Draft/Final etc (delete) Education, Health & Care Plan In order to support the Outcomes identified above the following educational provision has been agreed: From its notional SEN budget, plus any top up funding provided by this EHC plan, the school/educational setting will provide:- xxx hours support each week from a qualified teaching assistant/care and supervision This support should be used flexibly both in and out of the classroom, in groups and in individual situations, as and when appropriate. OR A place will be provided in a specialist setting that can meet the needs and outcomes identified in this Plan OR If the child is in an SEN Resource Centre attached to a mainstream school OR The relevant wording for Post 16 provider Section I: Name of setting: Name of Education placement To allow time for parents/carer preferences to be stated, and representations to be made, the name of the setting has deliberately been left blank and will be completed when the Final EHCP is issued. Type of setting: Section J: Personal budget (Monetary resources attached to the EHC Plan) Page 14 of 15

Section K: Advice and information gathered during EHC needs assessment and attached to this plan as appendices Type of Advice and Provider Completed by (name and role): Date of completion: Appendix A Parental Contribution A1: Family Contribution towards the EHCP assessment Appendix B Educational Advice B 1: Education provider s contribution towards the EHCP assessment Appendix C Health Advice C1: Appendix D Psychological Advice D1: Advice from Gloucestershire County Council s Educational Psychology Service Appendix E Advice from Social Care E1: Appendix F Advice from Others F1 : Advice from Gloucestershire County Council s Advisory Teaching Service Ref: PersonID_Draft/Final/AN/AF_MonthYear Page 15 of 15