At EducationForAll, we understand the frustration and stress that comes with refusal to assess and reassess appeals. That's why we offer expert guidance every step of the way. We'll work with all the necessary reports, letters, emails, and more to help you prove that your child or young person meets the test set out in section 36 (8) of the Children's and Family's Act. We will also use the reports, letters, emails and current Education, Health and Care Plan to prove that a reassessment needs to be conducted. Our advocate will use reports, letters, emails, and your current EHCP to provide evidence that a reassessment is necessary. We understand that sometimes the local authority may use unlawful criteria to refuse to assess or reassess your child. That’s why we offer our Refusal to Assess and Reassess Appeal service where we will address this issue within the grounds of appeal. We'll handle all the document work, including filling out the official tribunal form, to ensure that your appeal is filed correctly and in a timely manner. This service does not include an appointment to speak to someone, but rather a streamlined approach to get your appeal started.