Individual Learning Plans - Primary

[2019Oscars]

Could someone tell me please, how often these should be looked at each year in Primary School. Thank you

Termly.
An IEP / ILP / SEN Support Plan / all the other names they have been given since the 2014 CoP came out, should run for approx 12 weeks / 3 months, which in school tends to equate to termly.

I mean, that is formally reviewed. Obviously they are a working document which should be used every day.

If the child has an unforeseen 'spurt', or if it becomes apparent that the targets were far too difficult, then they can be reviewed earlier than that.

Should the iep’s be read and signed by the parents? Just wondering

Ideally, yes, Maldives
In reality, it will depend how much time the SENCo has and how many IEPs (or whatever they are called in the school) the SENCo is managing. Arranging convenient appointments for dozens and dozens of children's families isn't always the best use of time for someone who might be SENCo 2 days a week, where it isn't a complex situation and where the support is pretty much on going.
I know some parents won't like me saying that, but sometimes staff need to prioritise best use of time.

Class teachers review the support plans with parents each term (provided they actually turn up) at my school then pass the completed forms to me. Backforgood ...I'm a full time SENCO but also have a full time teaching commitment.