EHCP Journey: a guide to evidence gathering for EY SENCO's
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Blog: The EHCP Journey: a guide to evidence gathering for Early Years SENCO's
By Maria Morgan
When a child in your setting needs support beyond what "quality first teaching" can provide, the road to an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) begins. While the process can feel daunting, remember: you are the expert on how that child learns, plays, and grows within your four walls. We share how to gather a robust bank of evidence that truly captures the child’s needs.
Book now to receive access on the release date of Maria Morgan's blog ' The EHCP Journey: a guide to evidence gathering for Early Years SENCO's'
About the Author: Maria Morgan
Maria has worked in early years for most of her teaching career. She was Leader of a Foundation Stage Unit (Nursery and Reception) in a primary school and then Headteacher of a Maintained Nursery School. She has been a SENCo for 10 years and now works in the early years team in a primary school which has a resourced provision for children with autism.
By Maria Morgan
When a child in your setting needs support beyond what "quality first teaching" can provide, the road to an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) begins. While the process can feel daunting, remember: you are the expert on how that child learns, plays, and grows within your four walls. We share how to gather a robust bank of evidence that truly captures the child’s needs.
Book now to receive access on the release date of Maria Morgan's blog ' The EHCP Journey: a guide to evidence gathering for Early Years SENCO's'
About the Author: Maria Morgan
Maria has worked in early years for most of her teaching career. She was Leader of a Foundation Stage Unit (Nursery and Reception) in a primary school and then Headteacher of a Maintained Nursery School. She has been a SENCo for 10 years and now works in the early years team in a primary school which has a resourced provision for children with autism.
