EHCP Coordinator

Main responsibilities:\\n\\nWrite EHC plans and similar documents, ensuring the EHC plan clearly details the child/young person's needs, is outcome focussed and details the special education provision required for each area of need.\\nAttend Interim and Annual Reviews of EHC Plans to support and advise schools on the SEND process.\\nProvide information, advice and guidance to the child/young person and family on SEND procedures, assessments and provision, personal budget options for EHC Plans.\\nMonitor/review personal budgets where allocated to EHC Plans.\\nManage a defined caseload and determine work priorities for a range of children and young people in a variety of education settings, as specified by Senior EHCP Coordinators and Education Inclusion Senior Officers (Statutory Assessment), initiating follow-up action as necessary, providing support and challenge as appropriate.\\nEnsure assessments, provision and documentation adheres to the statutory processes under the Education Act 1996, Children and Families Act 2014, and SEN Code of Practice 2014. Ensure that the directorate's statutory responsibilities and duties are delivered, and targets met.\\nProvide information for weekly special needs panels and take appropriate follow up action.\\nFollow the Quality Assurance process of reviewing Annual Reviews and monitor achievement of outcomes in relation to EHC Plans.\\nAudit provision to support and challenge education and training providers if provision is not meeting the needs of this group of learners;\\nParticipate in case supervision and case discussion in order to identify learning that may further develop the role of the team.\\nEnsure the smooth transition of young people with complex needs through health and social care systems and attend multi-disciplinary and multi-agency forums, promoting effective cross agency working practices and recognising diversity;\\nWork co-operatively with managers and colleagues to meet identified needs and service requirements, support the team managers within appropriate delegated authority