The SEN Advocate exists to make the Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) journey clearer, calmer, and more effective for families. We stand beside parents and young people with practical guidance, compassionate support, and expert advocacy.
Our work is collaborative and outcomes-focused. We partner with families, schools, and Local Authorities to help ensure every child receives the education, resources, and services they are entitled to.
Core Support
- EHCP support: applications, assessments, reviews, appeals, and annual reviews.
- School meetings: preparation and attendance to make sure your voice is heard.
- Dispute resolution: mediation guidance and SEND tribunal preparation.
- Resource navigation: understanding reports, assessments, and available services.
Meet Kate
Kate brings more than 18 years of SEND experience as a qualified teacher and specialist advocate. Her background includes senior leadership in education and extensive support for pupils' academic, emotional, and social needs.
She holds an IPSEA qualification in SEND Law and is a member of the Education Law Association, ensuring advice is grounded in current legal knowledge and a person-centred approach.