What the SEND Evidence Bank does, before you join.
A three-minute walkthrough of how the platform turns vague, dismissible evidence into specific, lawful, enforceable wording a local authority must act on.
The ultimate tool for parents rewriting EHCP drafts and Working Documents at Tribunal, and for evidencing needs from professional reports.
Vague evidence gets dismissed.
Reports saying a child "needs support" or "would benefit from strategies" give the local authority nothing it must do. Section B must describe needs functionally; Section F must specify provision precisely. Most working documents fail on both, this platform fixes that with exemplar wording you can adapt directly.
Weak vs Strong, at a glance
"X's speech is sometimes unclear and he will continue to receive speech and language support as required."
"X requires SALT-recommended phonological intervention three times weekly for 20 minutes; visual phoneme cues during phonics and reading lessons; and alternative communication methods when intelligibility breaks down."
The weak version cannot be audited or enforced. The strong version names the dose, the deliverer and the fallback, the local authority can be held to every word.
Everything in one place
30 Section B exemplars
Copy-ready need wording for every major need type, functional, evidenced, anchored in the Children and Families Act 2014.
30 matching Section F exemplars
Quantified, specified, enforceable provision, therapy doses, adult hours, adapted equipment, review cycles. No fluff.
Weak vs Strong library
Side-by-side comparisons that show exactly why vague wording fails, and what enforceable wording looks like.
Model professional reports
Anonymised examples of strong SALT, OT and EP evidence, with checklists to evaluate your own reports.
Tribunal bundle guide
A model bundle index, chronology, evidence order and written submission structure.
Searchable evidence library
Every resource filterable by need type and evidence category, in one place.
How you'll use it, stage by stage
Membership opens a plain-English walkthrough for each stage of the process, walking you through the library in the order that matches where you are.
Your job at this stage is to make sure the plan describes your child's needs accurately (Section B) and commits the local authority to specific, deliverable support (Section F), before it is finalised. Once finalised, your only route to change it is appeal, so this is the moment to get the wording right.
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Check every need in Section B against your evidence
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Check every need in Section B has matching provision in Section F
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Compare the draft's wording against strong wording
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Close your evidence gaps now
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Send your comments within 15 days
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The full walkthrough, with step-by-step detail and direct links into every exemplar, checklist and model report, opens once you join.
Unlock the walkthroughOne payment. No subscription. Full lifetime access to every exemplar, comparison, model report and the searchable evidence library, so you can rewrite your working document with lawful wording and structure your evidence.
One payment. Lifetime access to the wording that wins cases, and the legal support that costs thousands to buy elsewhere.