School of Diversity · Our services

The right support for your family’s next step.

Practical SEND and EHCP support, ADHD and autism assessments, and help with DLA applications and appeals.

Whether you need a focused review, help preparing important documents or continued support through the next stage, we help you identify the most appropriate route.

Supporting families across England · Remote consultation and document services available.

Professional consultation with School of Diversity
Start with your situation

What do you need help with?

Choose the situation that sounds most like yours. Each route below explains the support available.

My child is struggling at school

SEN Support, reasonable adjustments, school meetings and gaps in provision.

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I want to apply for an EHCP

Prepare an EHC needs assessment request, parent statement and supporting evidence.

See application support →

I need an EHCP reviewed

Draft plans, annual reviews, amendments, phase transfers and placement discussions.

See plan review support →

The local authority has refused

Refusal-to-assess appeals, final EHCP appeals and tribunal preparation.

See appeal support →

I am considering an assessment

Psychologist-led ADHD and autism assessment pathways and practical recommendations.

See assessment services →

I need help with DLA

Applications, renewals, mandatory reconsiderations and appeals.

See DLA support →

Unsure which route to choose? Book a free consultation and tell us what has happened, including any approaching deadline.

Two levels of practical help

Choose how much support you need.

Some parents want the preparation completed for them. Others want continued help through the next stage.

Preparation Support

We review your information, identify the key issues and prepare the agreed documents, recommendations or action plan.

Suitable if you want thorough preparation and feel comfortable managing the next stage yourself.

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Supported Casework

Preparation plus continued practical help through the next agreed stage.

Depending on the service, this may include meeting attendance, local-authority response reviews, amendment discussions, case-management forms or hearing preparation.

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We confirm the scope, deliverables, evidence allowance, exclusions and fee in writing before paid work begins.

SEND and school support

Help when school support is not enough.

We help you understand the support already in place, identify what may be missing and prepare for constructive discussions with school.

  • SEND Review and Action Plan: review SEN Support, APDR records, targets, interventions and current provision.
  • School Meeting Support: preparation for SENCo, school or local-authority meetings, with attendance available through agreed supported casework.
  • Reasonable Adjustments and Next Steps: practical recommendations for access to learning, the school environment and participation.
SEND and school support for families
EHCP applications and evidence

Present a clear picture of your child’s needs.

We help organise the information about your child’s needs, their educational difficulties, the support already attempted and your reasons for requesting an assessment.

  • Application support: preparation of the agreed EHC needs assessment request, parent statement and evidence index.
  • Parent and young person’s views: structured statements covering daily impact, support needs and aspirations.
  • Evidence review: identify, organise and summarise school records, professional reports and parental evidence.
  • Supported application: continued help through submission, the initial decision stage and local-authority responses, according to your package.
EHCP application and evidence support
EHCP reviews and amendments

A plan that reflects your child.

We review plans for omissions, vague wording, weak outcomes and inconsistencies between professional evidence and the plan.

  • Draft EHCP Review: detailed review of Sections B, E, F and I, with proposed wording and parental representations.
  • Annual Review Support: preparation, review of delivered provision, written amendments and agreed meeting support.
  • Phase Transfer Support: transitions to secondary school, post-16 provision or another educational stage.
  • Placement Support: help organising needs and evidence for placement discussions.
Reviewing a draft Education, Health and Care Plan
EHCP refusals and SEND Tribunal support

Clear preparation for the next stage.

We help you understand the issues in dispute, organise evidence and prepare clear appeal documentation.

  • Refusal-to-Assess Appeal Support: refusal review, SEND35A preparation, appeal grounds, statements and supporting evidence.
  • Final EHCP Appeal Preparation: preparation for appeals involving Sections B, F or I.
  • Managed Tribunal Casework: agreed help with local-authority responses, directions, working documents, case-review forms and hearing preparation.
EHCP appeal and tribunal preparation support
ADHD and autism assessments

Understanding with meaningful next steps.

Access Chartered and Registered Psychologist-led assessment pathways that help explain your child or young person’s profile, with clear reports and practical recommendations.

  • ADHD assessments: attention, impulsivity, executive functioning and associated needs.
  • Autism assessments: communication, interaction, sensory profile, behaviour and developmental history.
  • Combined or complex pathways: consideration of overlapping or interacting neurodevelopmental needs, where appropriate.

We explain the appropriate assessment route and fee before you proceed.

ADHD and autism assessment services
DLA applications and appeals

Explain the support your child needs every day.

We help you describe everyday care, supervision, safety and mobility needs clearly, using relevant examples and supporting evidence.

  • Application preparation: detailed support with new claims and renewals, including daytime and night-time needs.
  • Supported application: preparation, completed-form review, evidence organisation and initial decision review.
  • Mandatory reconsideration and appeals: decision reviews, reconsideration statements and appeal evidence.
DLA application and evidence support
Continuity through the process

Support across more than one stage.

Combined packages can reduce repeated consultations and duplicated evidence reviews, giving your family continuity.

EHCP Preparation Journey

Application preparation followed by a later draft-plan health check.

Supported EHCP Journey

Application preparation, assessment-stage support, detailed draft review, amendments and an initial final-plan review.

SEND Review and Meeting Support

SEN Support review followed by meeting preparation, attendance and follow-up.

DLA Application and Evidence Support

Application preparation combined with enhanced evidence organisation.

Personalised parent support

Beyond Diagnosis:
Your Next 90 Days

A personalised pathway for confident support at home and school.

Understand your child’s needs, prepare for meetings and make confident decisions about what comes next.

  • Practical, structured guidance over 90 days
  • Resources, templates and personalised recommendations
  • Support for home, school and education planning
  • SEND-only or SEND plus psychologist review options
  • Payment in full or three instalments
Explore the 90-Day Pathway
Beyond Diagnosis: Your Next 90 Days
Clear fees and agreed scope

Transparent fees. Flexible support.

Choose a focused review, preparation service or supported package. We confirm the work included and the fee in writing before you book.

EHCP Application Support

  • Application Review£149
  • Evidence Readiness Review£225
  • Application & Evidence£395
  • EHCP Complete£595
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Assessments and Other Services

Assessment pathways, annual reviews, phase transfers, mediation, tribunal casework and combined journeys are discussed according to your needs and agreed scope.

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Requesting an EHC needs assessment directly from your local authority is free. These fees are for optional School of Diversity support. Packages priced “from” are quoted according to the agreed work.

Getting started

A clear process from the beginning.

1. Talk to us

Book a free consultation, explain what is happening and flag any urgent deadline.

2. Share information

We explain which documents are required and confirm the evidence allowance.

3. Choose a route

We recommend preparation support, supported casework or another appropriate option.

4. Agree the work

You receive a written service schedule confirming the scope and fee before paid work begins.

Your questions answered

Before you book.

Which service should I choose?

Book a free consultation if you are unsure. We help identify the stage you have reached and recommend the most appropriate service.

Do I need supported casework?

No. Preparation Support provides the agreed piece of work for parents who feel comfortable managing the next stage themselves.

Can I upgrade later?

Where possible, preparation support can be upgraded to supported casework, subject to the case remaining within scope. We confirm availability and any additional fee before proceeding.

Are services available across England?

Most consultation, review and document services can be delivered remotely to families across England.

Do you guarantee outcomes?

No. Local-authority, tribunal, assessment and benefit decisions cannot be guaranteed. We focus on clear preparation, relevant evidence and practical guidance.

Do you provide legal representation?

School of Diversity provides practical SEND guidance, document preparation and parent advocacy. Our SEND service is not a solicitor’s practice or regulated legal representation. Any regulated legal representation would need to be separately provided by an appropriately authorised professional.

What if I am not ready for paid support?

Explore our free parent guidance and resources at your own pace.

Visit the Free Parent Hub →
Your family’s next step

You do not have to work it all out first.

Tell us what has happened and what you are most concerned about. We will help you find an appropriate starting point.

If a deadline is approaching, include it when you contact us.

Clear, practical and personal.

Evidence-led guidance, joined-up services and transparent fees, with support shaped around your child and your circumstances.

office@schoolofdiversity.com
0333 577 1179

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