Reviewing the Plans Sample Clauses

Reviewing the Plans. Education, Health and Care Plans should be used to actively monitor the progress of children/young people towards their outcomes and longer term aspirations. They must be reviewed as a minimum every 12 months. The local authority’s decision following the review meeting must be notified to the child/young person/parent within four weeks of the review meeting. Reviews must focus on the child/young person’s progress towards achieving the outcomes specified in the Plan, and whether these outcomes and supporting targets remain appropriate. Reviews should also: ● Gather and assess information so that it can be used by education settings to support the child/young person’s progress and their access to teaching and learning; ● Review the special educational provision made for the child/young person to ensure it is being effective in ensuring access to teaching and learning and good progress; ● Review the health and social care provision made for the child/young person and its effectiveness in ensuring good progress towards outcomes; ● Consider the continuing appropriateness of the Plan in the light of the child/young person’s progress during the previous year or changed circumstances and whether changes are required including any changes to outcomes, enhanced provision, change of educational establishment or whether the Plan should be discontinued; ● Set new interim targets for the coming year and where appropriate, agree new outcomes; ● Review any interim targets set by the education provider; ● Review any existing Personal Budget arrangements including the statutory requirement to review any arrangements for Direct Payments; ● Review any transition plan that is in place. ● Reviews must be undertaken in partnership with the young person/parent and must take account of their views, wishes and feelings, including their right to request a Personal Budget. Professionals across education, health and care must co-operate with local authorities during reviews.
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