He's just going through a process to continue his support through a document called an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP). The great thing about this is that, it may support him all the way up to 25, if he needs it. Because who knows what options he may take when he makes his next move up in education.
We live in England, so like all other kids, Anthony will have to stay in education or training until he is 18. However, he won't need to spend all his time learning - he could combine it with training or with paid or unpaid voluntary work. So he might move to another school, go to a further education mainstream or specialist college, do an internship or apprenticeship or some other kind of work experience.
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A great post, being ten steps ahead is something that is so important to our children. I hope the EHCP switch over goes well x
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ReplyDeleteI wish EHCPs were used by universities, but we still used Nathan's as a base point for his needs at uni & it was useful when we applied for disabled student's allowance and for his needs assessment.
Hope the EHCP goes through straightforwardly!
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