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SEND Tribunal Bundle Software. Your evidence pack, ready for the LA.

The local authority prepares the SEND tribunal bundle. Your job is to send them an evidence pack that is paginated, indexed, within the page limits, and impossible to ignore. BundleCreator makes it easier to get there, so you can focus on what matters: your child.

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Every SEND appeal route, one platform

The grey dots show where you prepare your evidence pack to send to the local authority. The coloured dots are the hearings the LA's bundle is built for. Choose your appeal type and start adding your evidence straight away.

Each stop is a step in your appeal. Large rings are hearings where you build a bundle; the amber diamond is a mediation step and small grey dots are process steps. The key below the map explains every symbol. Click any stop to see details.EHC = Education, Health and Care plan · FTT = First-tier Tribunal

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Lines:EHC Plan AppealsGetting an EHCPProtecting an EHCPDisability DiscriminationSpecialist (Detained)After the DecisionUpper Tribunal

Stops:Decision hearing — the court or tribunal decides the case here; bundle requiredProcess step — something you file or do, no bundleOptional step — dashed: not always applicable (e.g. only if needed or agreed)Form-filing endpoint — apply on an official court form (for example a warrant, an enforcement order or a consent order)Mediation step — mediation, a MIAM or early conciliation happens here

Reading:Blog Insight — purple book icons link to a related article (opens in a new tab)

Timing:statutory — miss this and loserequired noticetypical wait

Laws:This journey summarises the procedure under Children and Families Act 2014, sections 51, 55, 73 and 83, Special Educational Needs and Disability Regulations 2014, Tribunal Procedure (FTT) (HESC) Rules 2008, Practice Direction No. 1 of 2025 (preparation of bundles, SEND and disability discrimination), Equality Act 2010 s.85, s.116 and Schedule 17, Special Educational Needs and Disability (Detained Persons) Regulations 2015, Special Educational Needs and Disability (First-tier Tribunal Recommendations Power) Regulations 2017 and Tribunal Procedure (Upper Tribunal) Rules 2008. General information only — not legal advice.

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Important: This journey map shows the typical stages of the relevant court or tribunal proceedings. It is general information, not legal advice. Every case is different. For advice about your specific situation, consult a solicitor or instruct a barrister directly.

The law, court fees and time limits can change. We work hard to keep this map accurate, but it may contain errors or become out of date, so please check anything important against the official source — for example legislation.gov.uk or GOV.UK. To the fullest extent permitted by law, Steleo Publishing Limited does not accept liability for any loss arising from reliance on this map. Each stop represents a stage where a separate bundle may be required; BundleCreator handles the formatting — it does not replace professional legal advice.

Quick Answer

The local authority. Practice Direction No. 1 of 2025, paragraph 20, makes it the LA's responsibility in every SEND and disability discrimination case. The LA must prepare an electronic bundle that meets the format and page limits, send it to HMCTS by the deadline, and copy you in at the same time. Your job as a parent is to organise your own evidence — expert reports, witness statements, working document and supporting documents — into a paginated, indexed pack within the per-party page limit, and send it to the local authority, and to the Tribunal where your directions require, by the final evidence deadline. Evidence sent late may be left out of the bundle. BundleCreator is online tribunal bundle software that helps you build that evidence pack and keep your own indexed personal copy for the hearing.

Appeal routes covered

Every SEND appeal type, ready to start

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460

Total documents

Across all SEND appeal templates

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172

Pre-loaded documents

Ready for you from day one

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25,000

SEND appeals registered

Academic year 2024/25

Source: MoJ Tribunal Statistics Quarterly, Jul–Sep 2025

About BundleCreator

BundleCreator is a UK-built court bundle preparation platform for solicitors, barristers, McKenzie Friends, and litigants in person. It produces bundles structured for PD27A with automatic Bates pagination (per-section restart A1, A2, B1, B2 for non-financial-remedy Family proceedings; Arabic consecutive for financial remedy), hyperlinked indexing, and PDF bookmarks across over 370 templates in 25 areas of law — including family, employment, immigration, SEND, criminal, and commercial litigation. All data is hosted in the UK (London region) with AES-256 encryption at rest and TLS 1.3 in transit.

Key features include in-browser PDF compression (designed to reduce the size of scan-heavy bundles), a neurodiversity toolbox with 9 accessibility tools (OpenDyslexic font, reading ruler, colour overlays, and read aloud), and free tools including a court fee calculator, PD27A checklist, and court deadline calculator.

Pricing starts from £34.99 per bundle (pay as you go) or £24.99 per month (Essential subscription). BundleCreator is developed by Steleo Publishing Ltd (Company No. 15218702).

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SEND Tribunal Bundle UK: In Brief

A SEND Tribunal evidence pack is the evidence a parent sends to the local authority (and the Tribunal where directed) by the final evidence deadline for an appeal against an EHC needs assessment, EHC plan content, or refusal to make a plan. Appeals are heard at the First-tier Tribunal (Health, Education and Social Care Chamber) — Special Educational Needs and Disability jurisdiction. Under SEND Practice Direction No. 1 of 2025 the local authority prepares the formal bundle from the evidence the parent supplies.

Appeal routes: s.51(2) Children and Families Act 2014: refusal to assess (a), refusal to issue a plan (b), plan content and placement (c), refusal to re-assess (d), refusal to amend after a review (e), ceasing to maintain a plan (f, with s.45)
Time limits: The Tribunal must receive the appeal within 2 months of the decision letter, or 1 month from the mediation certificate if that is later (HESC Rules r.20(1)(c)). Most appeals need a mediation certificate first (s.55 CFA 2014); mediation itself is optional
Key documents: Form SEND35 (SEND35A for a refusal to assess), Working Document, parent's witness statement, professional reports (Educational Psychologist, Occupational Therapist, Speech and Language Therapist, paediatrician)
Jurisdiction: First-tier Tribunal (HESC) — SEND jurisdiction; appeals on points of law to the Upper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber)
Bundle size: SEND PD No. 1 of 2025 — local authority prepares the formal bundle; each party's evidence allowance is 75–100 pages depending on appeal type (175 where Sections B/F and I are both appealed); core bundle 100 pages; EHC plan part 150 pages; up to 1,000 pages supported

Official guidance: SEND Tribunal — Practice Direction No. 1 of 2025

UK SEND Tribunal key facts (2025/26)

Primary UK references on EHC needs assessments, appeals, and the new Practice Direction page limits.

Stat	Value	Source
Governing statute	Children and Families Act 2014, Part 3	Children and Families Act 2014
Appeal deadline	2 months from the decision letter, or 1 month from the mediation certificate if later	Rule 20, Tribunal Procedure (FtT) (Health, Education and Social Care Chamber) Rules 2008
Mediation certificate	Mediation certificate needed before most appeals; mediation itself is optional (not needed for school/placement-only appeals)	Section 55(2), (4), (5), Children and Families Act 2014
Bundle rules (final hearings listed after 15 July 2025)	Seven Parts; per-party limits 75–100 pages by appeal type (up to 175)	Practice Direction No. 1 of 2025, Schedule One
Core Tribunal Bundle (Part One)	100 pages	PD No. 1 of 2025, Schedule One
EHC Plan Part Two	150 pages including Section K appendices	PD No. 1 of 2025, Schedule One
Court fee — appeals and claims	No fee to appeal or claim	IPSEA — SEND Tribunal FAQs

THE PROBLEM

The evidence is the barrier — not because parents lack a case, but because the rules are unforgiving

Of the SEND appeals decided in 2024/25, 99% were found in the appellant's favour (MoJ Tribunal Statistics). The local authority will prepare the formal bundle. Your evidence pack is what decides whether the LA has the right material to include — and what you walk into the hearing with.

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Practice Direction No. 1 of 2025 sets per-party page limits that change with the appeal type, and most parents do not know what their allowance is
Expert reports have to fit 15 A4 pages including a 2-page executive summary, with numbered paragraphs and 12-point font, and reports older than 3 years are usually excluded
Witness statements must not exceed 10 A4 pages (excluding exhibits) unless there is good reason, explained in an accompanying note; copies in the bundle must be of signed and dated originals
Your evidence has to be sent to the other side (and the Tribunal where directed) by the final evidence deadline, or it will not be included in the bundle
When the LA's bundle arrives, you have to check every document against your own records to make sure nothing has been missed
If you need more pages than your allowance, apply on form SEND7; late evidence needs an application sent electronically with a copy to the other party and the Tribunal; anything missing from the LA's bundle is the LA's responsibility to put right

With BundleCreator

Real-time page-limit tracking against your appeal type, so you know exactly where you stand against your party allowance
Expert report templates with the 2-page executive summary, numbered paragraphs and 12-point font built in
Witness statement templates that meet the 10-page limit, signed and dated formatting, and the numbered paragraph rule
A clean, paginated PDF evidence pack to send to the LA, so it can be added straight to the bundle
Share your evidence pack directly with your LA caseworker — View, Upload or Edit access, with a record of who accessed what and when
Your own indexed personal copy of the LA's bundle to use at the hearing, with bookmarks, highlights and the notes you need
A complete record of what you sent and when, so you can raise missing items with the local authority, which is responsible for resolving them

“In all SEND or DD cases, it will be for the Local Authority or Responsible Body to prepare a Tribunal Bundle comprising the written evidence to be considered.”
— Practice Direction No. 1 of 2025, paragraph 20 — Sir Keith Lindblom, Senior President of Tribunals

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The local authority prepares the SEND tribunal bundle itself. BundleCreator helps with the formatting, pagination and indexing of your evidence pack so you can send it to the LA in good shape. For legal advice on your case, contact a SEND solicitor, IPSEA, SOSSEN, or your local SENDIASS service.

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The SEND tribunal evidence rules in plain English

Who prepares the bundle, what your evidence pack must contain, and the page limits set by Practice Direction No. 1 of 2025

Who prepares the SEND tribunal bundle

It is the local authority that prepares and serves the bundle. Practice Direction No. 1 of 2025 states this in plain terms at paragraph 20: in all SEND cases, it will be for the LA or Responsible Body to prepare a tribunal bundle comprising the written evidence to be considered.

Your job is different, and just as important. You gather your evidence, format it correctly, stay within your party page allowance, and send it to the local authority, and to the Tribunal where your directions require, by the final evidence deadline. Evidence sent late may be left out of the bundle. When the LA's bundle lands, you check it carefully against your own pack.

SEND Tribunal appeals at a glance

The First-tier Tribunal (Health, Education and Social Care Chamber) hears SEND appeals. Around 25,000 appeals were registered in 2024/25 and the volume keeps rising. Most that reach a final hearing are decided in favour of families.

You can appeal a refusal to assess or re-assess, a refusal to issue an EHC Plan, the contents of Sections B, F or I (including where no school is named), a refusal to amend the plan after a review, or a decision to cease to maintain a Plan (s.51(2) Children and Families Act 2014). The same Chamber also hears disability discrimination claims against schools.

EHC Plan structure (Sections A to K)

Education, Health and Care Plans follow a standardised structure under regulation 12 of the SEND Regulations 2014. Knowing what each section is for helps you decide which parts you want to challenge.

Section A: the child or young person's views, interests and aspirations
Section B: special educational needs
Section C: health needs related to the SEN
Section D: social care needs related to the SEN
Section E: outcomes sought
Section F: special educational provision
Section G: health provision
Sections H1 and H2: social care provision (H1: provision under s.2 Chronically Sick and Disabled Persons Act 1970)
Section I: placement (the school or institution named)
Section J: personal budget, including any direct payments
Section K: advice and information

Page limits under Practice Direction No. 1 of 2025

The 2025 Practice Direction, issued by Sir Keith Lindblom, Senior President of Tribunals, sets bundle-level limits and per-party evidence limits that vary by appeal type. The limits are not a target. Smaller, focused evidence packs are encouraged. If you go over, you must apply for permission using the SEND7 Request for Change form.

Part One (Core Tribunal Bundle): 100 pages
Part Two (EHC Plan and Section K appendices, where relevant): 150 pages
Refusal to assess or reassess: 75 pages each party
Refusal to issue an EHC Plan: 100 pages each party
Sections B and/or F appeal: 100 pages in total each party
Section I (placement) appeal: 75 pages each party
Cease to maintain: 75 pages each party (plus the relevant section limits if you appeal sections too)
Health or social care recommendation (extended appeal): 75 pages each party

Templates for every appeal route

Official SEND35 form (from GOV.UK), reasons-for-appeal and working-document templates pre-loaded for every SEND appeal type. Pick your route and start adding your evidence.

EHC Plan content appeal

Challenge Sections B, F or I content. Official SEND35 form (from GOV.UK), reasons-for-appeal and working-document templates pre-loaded.

Placement appeal (Section I)

Section I placement disputes. A mediation certificate is not required where the appeal is only about the school or institution named, the type named, or the fact that none is named.

Refusal to assess

Appeal an LA refusal to conduct an EHC needs assessment. Official SEND35A form (from GOV.UK) pre-loaded.

Refusal to issue an EHC Plan

Challenge an LA decision not to issue an EHC Plan after assessment.

Disability discrimination

Claims against schools under the Equality Act 2010. Official claim form SEND4A (parent) or SEND4B (young person) from GOV.UK, and supporting templates.

Extended appeal

Non-binding recommendations about health needs and provision (Sections C and G) and social care needs and provision (Sections D, H1 and H2), made alongside an appeal under s.51(2)(b)–(f).

Cease to maintain

Challenge an LA decision to cease maintaining an EHC Plan under section 45 of the Children and Families Act 2014.

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Guides & Articles

SEND Tribunal Bundle: A Comprehensive Guide for Parents (2026/27)

Comprehensive guide to SEND tribunal bundles for parents. Covers page limits under the 2025 Practice Direction, what documents to include, filing deadlines, format requirements, and where to get free help with your appeal.

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SEND Tribunal Page Limits: Practice Direction No. 1 of 2025 Explained

Understanding the SEND tribunal page limits under Practice Direction No. 1 of 2025. Covers standard limits, how to apply for extensions, executive summary requirements, and organising evidence within the limits.

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Appealing a Refusal to Assess: EHC Needs Assessment Tribunal Guide

How to appeal a local authority's refusal to carry out an EHC needs assessment. Covers grounds of appeal, evidence requirements, the 2-month deadline, and preparing your tribunal bundle.

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SEND Tribunal Working Documents: What They Are and How to Use Them

Guide to SEND tribunal working documents. Covers the purpose of working documents, how they differ from the bundle, what to include, and how to use them effectively at your hearing.

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Expert Reports for SEND Tribunal: Commissioning and Presenting Evidence

How to commission and present expert reports for SEND tribunal appeals. Covers choosing experts, instructing educational psychologists, speech and language therapists, occupational therapists, and the executive summary requirement.

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SEND tribunal evidence pack FAQs

Common questions parents ask about who prepares the bundle, what their evidence must look like, and how Practice Direction No. 1 of 2025 applies

BundleCreator's SEND Tribunal template produces a First-tier Tribunal (HESC) SEND evidence pack: the Notice of Appeal, the Local Authority's response, the EHC Plan under appeal (with proposed amendments tracked), educational reports (EP, SALT, OT), parental witness statements, school evidence, and authorities. The output is a working document bundle with section comparisons (LA's draft vs parent's proposed amendments) — paginated continuously, OCR'd, hyperlinked-index, and bookmarked, ready to send to the local authority and the Tribunal by the final evidence deadline, and to use as your own hearing copy; the local authority prepares the official Tribunal Bundle and sends it to the HMCTS Document Upload Centre.

EHCP appeal bundles need: the EHC Plan in working-document format showing the LA's version, the parent's proposed amendments, and the differences between them (Section A through I). Supporting evidence: educational psychology reports, speech and language therapy reports, occupational therapy reports, school reports, parent's witness statement, and any private assessments. BundleCreator's SEND Tribunal template produces the working document in the standard format the SEND tribunal expects, with hyperlinks from each EHC Plan section to the supporting evidence.

SEND tribunal appeals are designed to be navigable by parents without legal representation. BundleCreator's SEND Tribunal template guides through: the Notice of Appeal (SEND35 form), the LA's response, the EHC Plan and proposed amendments, the parent's evidence (school reports, private assessments, medical evidence), and the parent's witness statement. The output is paginated and OCR'd, ready to send to the local authority and the Tribunal by the final evidence deadline, and to use as your own hearing copy; the local authority prepares the official Tribunal Bundle and sends it to the HMCTS Document Upload Centre. Designed to help parents prepare without legal training. See guidance from IPSEA and SOS!SEN for practical advice.

Multi-disciplinary expert reports for SEND appeals (Speech and Language Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Educational Psychology) sit in the evidence section of the working-document bundle. BundleCreator's SEND Tribunal template orders them by report type, chronologically within type, with a brief expert summary at the front of each section. The hyperlinked index lets the tribunal panel jump from a specific EHC Plan provision to the supporting expert evidence.

SEND35 is the official Notice of Appeal form for SEND tribunal appeals. BundleCreator's SEND Tribunal template includes your completed official SEND35 form, the contested EHC Plan with proposed amendments, supporting evidence (educational reports, medical evidence, school inputs), parental witness statement, and the LA's response and supporting documents. Output as a single PDF with continuous pagination, hyperlinked index, OCR throughout, and section bookmarks, ready to send to the local authority and the Tribunal by the final evidence deadline, and to use as your own hearing copy; the local authority prepares the official Tribunal Bundle and sends it to the HMCTS Document Upload Centre.

Practice Direction No. 1 of 2025 (22 April 2025) applies to SEND and disability discrimination final hearings listed after 15 July 2025. The local authority's bundle has a 100-page core bundle (Part One) and up to 150 pages for the EHC plan and relevant Section K appendices (Part Two). Each party has a fixed evidence allowance by appeal type: refusal to assess or re-assess 75 pages; refusal to issue 100; Sections B and/or F 100 in total; Section I 75; cease to maintain 75 (plus the section limits if you also appeal sections); health or social care recommendations 75. Disability discrimination claims allow 200 pages each. Expert reports must have an executive summary of no more than 2 pages and run to no more than 15 pages. To exceed a limit, apply on form SEND7. BundleCreator tracks your pages against your allowance as you build.

BundleCreator's SEND Tribunal template is designed for the SEND advocacy community: parents working with IPSEA, SOS!SEN, ACE Education, or other charity advocates, and small-firm SEND solicitors. The Essential tier (£24.99 a month, 15 total bundles) suits parents preparing one-off appeals; Pro (£49.99, 40 bundles) suits volume practices. Output is a working-document bundle with continuous pagination, OCR, hyperlinked index, and section bookmarks for the SEND tribunal.

BundleCreator runs on Google Cloud's London region (europe-west2). AES-256 at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit. Your uploaded documents, including sensitive child information such as medical records, EHC Plan content, educational psychology reports, and SALT/OT assessments, are stored and processed in our London (europe-west2) region, which helps avoid restricted international transfers of your documents. Account and payment details are handled by our service providers under the safeguards in our privacy policy. Designed for UK GDPR Article 9 special-category data requirements for health and educational data, and the solicitors' professional duty of confidentiality.

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BundleCreator helps SEND families organise tribunal evidence packs, but we are not a law firm and nothing here is legal advice on your child's particular situation. For free, specialist advice on EHC needs assessments, EHC plans, and appeals to the First-tier Tribunal (SEND), please contact IPSEA, SOS!SEN (020 8538 3731), or your local SENDIASS service. Every local authority is required to provide one free of charge.

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SEND Tribunal Bundle Software. Your evidence pack, ready for the LA.

Every SEND appeal route, one platform

SEND Tribunal Bundle UK: In Brief

The evidence is the barrier — not because parents lack a case, but because the rules are unforgiving

Why Parents Choose BundleCreator

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Evidence pack formatting from £34.99

Who prepares the SEND tribunal bundle

SEND Tribunal appeals at a glance

EHC Plan structure (Sections A to K)

Page limits under Practice Direction No. 1 of 2025

Templates for every appeal route

EHC Plan content appeal

Placement appeal (Section I)

Refusal to assess

Refusal to issue an EHC Plan

Disability discrimination

Extended appeal

Cease to maintain

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Bundle Checklist Generator

Court Deadline Calculator

Guides & Articles

SEND Tribunal Bundle: A Comprehensive Guide for Parents (2026/27)

SEND Tribunal Page Limits: Practice Direction No. 1 of 2025 Explained

Appealing a Refusal to Assess: EHC Needs Assessment Tribunal Guide

SEND Tribunal Working Documents: What They Are and How to Use Them

Expert Reports for SEND Tribunal: Commissioning and Presenting Evidence

SEND Tribunal Hearing Centres

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best tool for a SEND tribunal evidence pack for an EHCP appeal?

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How do I prepare an SEND appeal as a parent and litigant in person?

How do I bundle SALT, OT and EP reports for the First-tier Tribunal HESC?

How do I prepare an SEND35 working-document bundle for an EHCP appeal?

What's the page limit for a SEND tribunal bundle in 2026?

Is there a bundling tool that supports IPSEA and SOS!SEN parent advocates?

Is there a UK-hosted bundling tool for SEND appeals — child medical records under UK GDPR?

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