EHCP Co-Ordination Officer

Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain Education Health and Care Plans (EHCPs) from issuance through annual review to plan cessation.
• Work with families of children with Special Needs and Disability in a person‑centred approach, coordinating service provision across education, health and care.
• Collaborate with families, schools and key partner agencies to ensure children and young people with SEND receive appropriate provision aligned with their holistic needs.
• Facilitate engagement with educational settings and practitioners, supporting, advising and monitoring the local offer and working with schools on individual cases as required.

• Educated to A level minimum or equivalent training/experience in SEN knowledge, Code of Practice and Children and Families Act 14.
• Good knowledge of Surrey's SEND policy, national guidance, legislation and Surrey County Council’s Local Offer.
• Understanding of educational settings across the 0‑25 age range and evidence‑based effective intervention.
• Experience writing and maintaining EHCPs and presenting to partnership resource allocation forums.
• Demonstrated collaborative work with children/young people, parents and vulnerable children, particularly those with SEND.
• Role requires valid DBS check.

It positively encourages applications from all suitably qualified and eligible candidates.