34 Children and young people with special educational needs but no EHC plan
Children and Families Act 2014 (2014 c 6) | Legislation

34  Children and young people with special educational needs but no EHC plan

(1)     This section applies to a child or young person in England who has special educational needs but for whom no EHC plan is maintained, if he or she is to be educated in a school or post-16 institution.

(2)     The child or young person must be educated in a maintained nursery school, mainstream school or mainstream post-16 institution, subject to subsections (3) and (4).

(3)     The child or young person may be educated in an independent school, a non-maintained special school or a special post-16 institution, if the cost is not to be met by a local authority

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