Step Two: Would You Benefit From an EHCP
Find out what an Education Health and Care Plan is, and the ways it can benefit your studies at secondary school.
Find out more about 'Step Two: Would You Benefit From an EHCP'Your school has a duty to ensure that every student can access education opportunities. This includes students who have special needs or a disability. So, as a blind or partially sighted young person, if you need support to access learning your school should do everything they can to meet your needs.
Here are some examples of how your school might be able to support you:
The important thing to remember is you should be supported in a way that enables you to do as well at school as your classmates.
The support you receive at school can be delivered by different people, including your teachers and other specialist members of staff. You can find out more about these different people on our ‘Understanding the professionals that are there to support you’ page.
Find out what an Education Health and Care Plan is, and the ways it can benefit your studies at secondary school.
Find out more about 'Step Two: Would You Benefit From an EHCP'Find out why your QTVI is so important to accessing support at secondary school, and how they can help you as a blind or partially sighted student.
Find out more about 'Step Three: Talk to Your QTVI'Explore some ways to help you get around school as a blind or partially sighted student, with our handy navigation guide.
Find out more about 'Step Four: Understand How to Get Around School'Discover the benefits of telling people about your vision impairment at secondary school, and how it can help you access the support you need.
Find out more about 'Step Five: Tell People About Your Vision Impairment'Find out how technology can be a game-changer when it comes to accessing your education, and resources to explore what technology is available.
Find out more about 'Step Six: Know Your Tech'