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SEND

We strongly believe that the parents of children with SEND play an essential role in supporting their children’s progress both in and out of school. As a result of this, the school work hard to ensure strong links with parents. The school’s Inclusion Team are always available before and after school to talk to, should you have any queries or concerns. The SENDCo also runs termly information sessions for parents, which all parents of children with SEND are invited to by letter. Further appointments can be made with the SENDCo as required by contacting the school. Class teachers are also always available both before and after school. If they are unable to answer your question directly, they may consult the SENDCo/ and get back to you as soon as possible. Feedback on provision for children with SEND is also welcomed on our termly parent questionnaires, which are handed out at parents’ evenings.

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Our SENDCO is: Mrs N Danks.

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To view our Inclusion and SEND Policy, click here

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To view the SEN Local Offer, click here

Complaints procedure for SEND​

 

The school follows a complaint procedure and this will be followed for any SEND complaints.

 

If you have a query or complaint regarding your child and their special educational need please initially talk to the class teacher/phase leader. This query will then be discussed and resolved or passed on to the SENCo.

 

If you feel this issue has not been dealt with sufficiently or you still need further advice please inform the Headteacher or governing body. 

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Consultation on the new guidance document for SEND and high needs funding arrangements for children with special educational needs and EHCPs

Useful links for families

The SEND Local Offer | Walsall Council

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https://www.widgit.com/sectors/education/index.htm  

This website offers families support for children who struggle with a variety of aspects of day-to-day life. For example, health and safety and routines. 

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https://www.bdadyslexia.org.uk/  

To support families of children who have children with Dyslexia. This website is created by the ‘British Dyslexia Association’. 

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http://www.dyscalculiaassociation.uk/  

To support families of children who have children with Dyscalculia.  

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https://www.autism.org/  

To support families of children with an Autistic Spectrum Disorder. https://www.ndcs.org.uk/  

To support families of children who have children with hearing impairments.  

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https://youngminds.org.uk/  

A charity website designed to support children’s positive mental health.

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http://www.sensory-processing-disorder.com/  

To support families of children with sensory processing disorder.

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https://www.rnib.org.uk/  

To support families of children who have children with visual impairments.  

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https://www.place2be.org.uk/our-services/parents-and-carers/supporting-your-child-s-mentalhealth/

To support your child’s mental health.

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https://www.autismspeaks.org/  

To support families of children with an Autistic Spectrum Disorder. This website offers useful resources to support children and families in school and at home.  

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