SEND
SEND Information Report
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Policies | Barton St Peter's CE Primary School
The SEND Team
SEND Co-ordinator (SENCO)
Miss J Winney
Specialist TA for SEND
Mrs S Drury
Specialist TA for Speech and Language support
Miss H Barley
Mrs C Hird
The Pastoral Care Team
Safeguarding and Behaviour Leader
Miss A Brack
Deputy Safeguarding Leads
Mr R Wilson
Miss J Winney
Miss E Sandon
Pastoral Manager
Miss E Sandon
Governor with SEND Responsibility
Mrs S Burman
Pupil and Parent Voice
It is important to our children that their views and the views of their parents/carers are listened to and valued. Opportunities will arise throughout each term for conversations with our children and their parents; however we ensure that everyone is involved in the process by:
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Term |
Action/Event |
Who’s involved? |
When? |
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Autumn |
IEP Reviews
Parent Survey (digital)
Pupil Voice Interviews |
Class teacher, parent/carers, child, SENCO
Parents/carers, SENCO
SENCO, children |
October
November
December |
|
Spring |
Early transition
Access Arrangements for assessments
Pupil Voice Interviews |
Outside agencies (e.g. ASET), SENCO, class teacher, child
Y6 teacher, SENCO
SENCO, children |
From February/March
March
March |
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Summer |
IEP Reviews
Parent Survey (digital)
SEND Transition – additional meetings, pen portraits, transition books |
Class teacher, parent/carers, child, SENCO
Parents/carers, SENCO
SENCO, new and existing class teachers, child |
April
November
June/July |
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Annually |
EHCP Annual Reviews |
Class teacher, parent/ carers, child, SENCO |
Within 12 months of the last review |
The Local Offer at Barton St Peter's CE Primary School
At Barton St Peter's we value all of God's children. We believe that they all have an equal opportunity to work to their full potential and to enjoy being part of a positive school community.
Children with Special Educational Needs or Disabilities (SEND) have learning difficulties or disabilities that make it harder for them to learn than most children of the same age. The difficulties may be short or long term and they may need extra or different help from that given to other children. In order to do this many steps are taken to support them throughout their time at school. Quality first teaching and well planned differentiation are essential to achieve this; however for some children there are occasions when further additional support may be needed to help them achieve their targets. This is where the SEND team would begin to work to support pupils and their teachers.
Support may be given in a group or one to one, either within the classroom or separately. All groups are run by trained teaching assistants or class teachers and are used to support a wide range of children, not just those with Special Educational Needs.
Examples of one to one and group interventions are:
- Precision Teaching
- Paired Reading
- Lexia
- Occupational Therapy
- Phonics 1:1
- Sensory support
- Well being support
Specialist Services and Expertise
At times it may be necessary to consult with outside agencies to receive their specialised expertise.
The agencies used by the school include:
- Autistic Spectrum Education Team (ASET)
- Children and Families Support Services
- Educational Psychologist
- Emotional and Behavioural Support Service
- CAMHS (Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service)
- EWO (Educational Welfare Officer)
- Hearing Support Service
- Physical Disabilities Team
- Learning Support Service
- Speech and Language Therapy
- Occupational Therapy
- Physiotherapy Service
- School Nurse Support
- Visually Impaired Service
- LACES team (Support for Looked After Children)
- External Specialist Teachers e.g. English as an Additional Language (EAL)
Parental Concerns and Complaints
If parents are concerned about any aspect of SEND provision at the school they are encouraged to contact the SENCo initially. Additional support and advice can be accessed through SENDIASS.
Arrangements are made by the governing body relating to the treatment of complaints from parents of pupils with SEND concerning the provision made at the school should in the first instance be directed to the class teacher/ SENCo. However, should a parent feel that his/her complaint has not been dealt with satisfactorily by the class teacher/ SENCo he/she has the right to refer the matter to the head teacher.
Local SEND Services
The following local agencies provide services which you may wish to access.
The SEND Local Offer
The SEND Local Offer in North Lincolnshire aims to provide you with the information you may need, or want to know, about resources, services, support, activities and events for North Lincolnshire's children and young people with special educational needs and/or disabilities and their families. Information is arranged according to age from pre-school through to early adulthood.
SEND Local Offer | North Lincolnshire Special Educational Needs & Disability (northlincs.gov.uk)
Kaleidoscope
Kaleidoscope offers a wide range of services to support parent/carers of children and young people, aged 0 to 25 years; with additional needs, disabilities and long term health conditions. This can include advice, support and workshops for parents, activities for children and parent support sessions. They can be contacted at:
Dunstall Street
Scunthorpe
DN15 6JZ
Telephone: 01724 277766
Email: nek@actionforchildren.org.uk
https://www.actionforchildren.org.uk/
Barton Children's Centre
Anyone can access Barton Children's Centre, which is located behind Castledyke Primary School, Council Terrace. The nearest car park is approximately two minutes' walk away. Activities are inclusive to all children and young people, including those who have a disability or additional needs. All activities are free unless otherwise stated. There is also an on-site nursery at Barton children's centre. The centre also offers parenting groups and courses.
Barton Children's Centre
Council Terrace
Barton upon Humber
DN18 5AP
Barton Children's Centre website
The Special Educational Needs and Disability, Information, Advice and Support Service
The Special Educational Needs and Disability, Information, Advice and Support Service (SENDIASS), formerly known as the Parent Partnership Service, provides a free, impartial and confidential service to parents and carers of children with special educational needs or disabilities (SEND) aged 0 - 25. We also support children and young people with SEND. They can be contacted at:
Hewson House
Station Road
Brigg
DN20 8XJ
Telephone: 01724 277665
Email: help@nlsendiass.org.uk
Parent Involvement Partnership
The Parent Involvement Partnership is a forum for the views of parents and carers of disabled children, those with special needs, young people and families. We do this by representing them on various focus groups and forums.