If you are aged 25 years or under and you need extra help with learning then you might get a plan to help you get more support. EHC plans will carry on until you are 25 years old. They will stop if: You go to University You get a job The local authority think you do not need it anymore You can tell the local authority what you think about your plan and they must listen to you. The local authority are sometimes called ‘the council’. They might say that you do not need an EHC plan anymore if there are big changes that mean you no longer need the support in the plan. They will tell you first. If you do not agree then you can say so. You can ask your local Information, Advice and Support Service for help.
If you are aged 25 years or under and you need extra help with learning then you might get a plan to help you get more support. EHC plans will carry on until you are 25 years old. They will stop if: You go to University You get a job The local authority think you do not need it anymore You can tell the local authority what you think about your plan and they must listen to you. The local authority are sometimes called ‘the council’. They might say that you do not need an EHC plan anymore if there are big changes that mean you no longer need the support in the plan. They will tell you first. If you do not agree then you can say so. You can ask your local Information, Advice and Support Service for help.
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