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What should an Educational Psychology report cover?

Posted on January 15, 2019March 5, 2019

What should an Educational Psychology report cover?

Once an Educational Psychologist has completed their assessment they will normally produce a comprehensive report giving an overview of a child or young person’s strengths and weaknesses. This can give recommendations for strategies, additional materials and advice on suitable school types to meet need.

Examples of areas that an Educational Psychologist’s report may cover includes:

Assessment

Sources of information
Views of the child or young person
Views of parent(s) or carer(s) and school staff
Background information
Input from other professionals
Developmental assessment, including factors such as Communication, Cognition, Social, Emotional and Mental Health, Sensory and/or Physical needs

Outcomes

Short term aspirations & expected outcomes
Long term aspirations & expected outcomes

Educational Facilities & Resources

Curriculum needs
Approaches to teaching & learning
Support to access the curriculum

The EP may also recommend a referral to other professionals such as a speech and language therapist, occupational therapist, optometrist or a paediatrician, as well as sources of help such as the child and family consultation services. The more information available, the better the help that can be obtained.

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Register of over 1000 qualified, pre-vetted Psychologists available for assessment, reporting, consulting and training covering all ages and specialties
All Educational Psychologists registered with the Health & Care Professions Council and also The British Psychological Society where applicable with a current, valid DBS
High quality, reports, tailored to parents and teachers with practical guidance and clear language
Comprehensive and flexible range of assessments and services available

One call, and you’ll be allocated your personal, dedicated client manager
Client managers knowledgeable on all aspects of Educational Psychology specialisms and services
Skilled in matching the right professional to your school, facilitating productive, strong professional relationships between you and your EP
Named client manager allocated for the duration, ensuring consistent support as long as you need it
Empathetic and respectful in how we communicate with and support you, parents, carers and young people, acknowledging the challenging and often sensitive nature of your work

Full quotation provided upfront, so no hidden costs
Standard fees for assessments and volume discounts available
Our comprehensive service at no additional cost
Fees normally the same or lower than approaching an Educational Psychologist directly
One off or ongoing contract arrangements available to suit your needs and budget

Response to email within one hour
One call will trigger immediate action
CVs and fees provided promptly
Appointments available within 1-2 weeks and reports guaranteed 2 weeks after assessment
Dedicated client manager on hand for enquiries