Educational Psychologist
We provide a specialist educational psychology report for solicitors and legal teams involved in special educational needs litigation. Our educational psychologist report for SEND tribunal experts provide the necessary evidence to secure essential support services.
The Role of an Educational Psychologist
When solicitors instruct this expert
- When an educational psychologist witness is required to evaluate a child’s learning profile and cognitive abilities
- Determining the specific requirements for an expert witness for special educational needs
- Assessing a student’s needs for a psychologist report on learning support requirements
- Acting as a SEND tribunal psychologist to provide independent evidence in disputes with local authorities
- When an educational psychologist assessment for tribunal evidence is needed to challenge an existing EHCP
What the expert addresses in the report
- The findings of an independent educational psychology assessment for schools regarding literacy, numeracy, and cognitive processing
- A detailed opinion as a learning disability expert concerning specific conditions like Dyslexia, Dyscalculia, or ADHD
- The results of standardized testing to identify discrepancies between a child’s potential and their academic performance
- A comprehensive review of current educational provision and its adequacy in meeting the child’s needs
- Clear opinions on the “Section B” (needs) and “Section F” (provision) requirements for an EHCP
Medico-Legal Applications
SEND Tribunal
Assisting parents and legal teams in appealing local authority decisions regarding school placement or support levels.
Personal Injury
Assessing how an acquired brain injury or physical trauma has impacted a child’s educational trajectory and future needs.
Clinical Negligence
Evaluating the educational impact of birth-related injuries or delayed diagnosis of neurodevelopmental conditions.
Core Areas of Expertise
Common Questions
What is the difference between an EHCP assessment and your reports?
Our reports are independent and specifically designed to provide robust evidence for tribunal or litigation purposes.
At what age can an educational psychology report be produced?
We provide assessments for children in early years up to young adults in further or higher education (up to age 25).