Special Educational Needs and Disabilities
Key Staff
SENDCo - Mrs Myland
Governor with responsibility for SEN - Mrs Stewart Wallace
Overview
With learning at the heart of all we do, we prepare our pupils to succeed in and beyond education. Our school vision considers all children regardless of abilities and needs. We provide a curriculum that is innovative and challenging for all learners, and embed support strategies within lessons to ensure everyone can succeed and feel a sense of belonging.
We understand how invaluable working in partnership with families is, and so ensure that we build positive relationships with the parents and carers of all children, as well as with the other professionals who offer support.
Please read our SEND Information Report for full details of our SEND offer.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Where do I start if I have a concern about my child?
To discuss concerns about your child’s education, first speak to your child’s class teacher if possible– they know your child best. This may lead to a discussion with the SENDCo.
We all work together for the best outcomes for our children.
What do I do if I am unhappy with the support my child receives?
If you are concerned about your child’s SEND, please arrange to speak to your child's class teacher. This can be arranged via the school office or during parents evenings.
Alternatively you can ask to speak to a member of the Pastoral Team.
You may also like to contact the Leeds parent support service, SENDIASS, who will give you advice and support to get the best outcomes for your child.
For more information about our inclusive offer, and more detailed answers to the above questions, have a look at our SEND Information Report below.
HELPFUL WEBSITES FOR PARENTS
Advice, support and guidance for parents who have children with SEND.
Advice in supporting your child’s emotional wellbeing and mental health.
Advice for parents from the Communication Trust around Speech and Language Development from 0-11 years.
Signposting and support for emotional wellbeing, including bereavement, anxiety and anger.
Resources for developing children’s independence.
Supporting families with children with autism (or suspected autism).
HELPFUL WEBSITES FOR PARENTS
Advice around reading challenges and how to support your child.
Supporting families with children with autism (or suspected autism).
Supporting families with children with Down syndrome.
Find information and have your say about services and activities for SEND children in Leeds.
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