Question of the Week 15
SEND Reforms:
📊 Quick poll – parent carer confidence in the Individual Support Plans (ISPs)
Q15. What would provide assurance for families that an Individual Support Plan will be high-quality and contain the essential information?
Under the proposed SEND reforms, all children and young people with SEND would have an Individual Support Plan (ISP) created by their school or college. EHCPs would be retained for children and young people with the most complex needs. However their day-to-day care will be set out in an ISP rather than part of the EHCP.
👉 Thinking about your experience:
Would you feel confident that a setting-led plan will be high-quality and include everything your child needs?
👍 Confident – I’d trust the system to provide the right support
❤️ Somewhat confident – but I’d want stronger checks and oversight
😢 Not very confident – I’d worry support or needs could be missed
😡 Not confident – I’d be concerned without stronger accountability or legal protections
💬 You might want to share:
- Have support plans ever missed important needs or provision?
- What would help you feel confident in ISPs?
- What checks, reviews, or safeguards would you want in place?
- How should families challenge concerns if support is not delivered?
- If your child is on SEND support and does not have an EHCP would you be more confident of the new ISPs than existing One-Page Profiles, My Plans, existing school ISP etc
Your experiences will help us understand what families need from the proposed new system ❤️on or explain.Follow the link to see the original post on our Facebook Group
