A parent/carer guide to an Educational Psychology Assessment
What is an EP assessment? How do we work? Our assessments aim to identify what skills your child or young person have already and, drawing on psychological knowledge, what might help them to make progress in the future.
The EP Role: Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) Review of Needs
All Education, Health and Care Plans (also called EHCPs), must have a formal annual review every 12 months. The meetings are led by the education setting as they know the child/young person and their family best and they will have the most up to date information about progress and next steps.
Educational Psychology Education, Health and Care (EHC) Needs Assessments
An education, health and care needs assessment (EHCNA) is an assessment of the education, health and social care needs of a child or young person.
Educational Psychology (EP) Assessments
Educational psychology assessment is a process of information gathering with the aim of identifying children and young people’s current skills, needs and, by drawing on psychological knowledge, what might help them achieve positive outcomes in the future.
Educational Psychology Consultation
Consultation is a way of thinking through concerns relating to an individual or group of students. Concerns may relate to any aspects of teaching, learning or behaviour etc. The approach is essentially solution orientated and aims to find a way of managing the situation that suits you.
Guide to Cognitive Assessments
Cognition refers to the mental process of acquiring and understanding information from your senses. It involves thinking, understanding language, expressing language, memory and attention. It is vital to children and young people’s development and learning in school.
