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Improving outcomes 

High aspirations and expectations for children with SEN at Stoke Fleming

 

DFE Guidance:

 

All children and young people should expect to receive an education that enables them to achieve the best possible educational and other outcomes, and become confident, able to communicate their own views and ready to make a successful transition into adulthood, whether into employment, further or higher education or training. Underpinning this are a range of statutory duties on schools, described below.

 

All mainstream schools have a duty to use their best endeavours to provide support to children and young people with SEN, whether or not they have an EHC plan. They must designate a teacher to be responsible for co-ordinating SEN provision (the SEN coordinator or SENCO) and must inform parents when they are making special educational provision for a child.

 

Mainstream schools must ensure that children and young people with SEN can take part in the activities of the school alongside those who do not have SEN, and maintained schools and academies must make arrangements to support those who have medical conditions (see the statutory guidance ‘Supporting pupils at school with medical conditions’).

 

All pupils should have access to a broad and balanced curriculum. Careful planning of lessons to address potential areas of difficulty and to remove barriers to pupil achievement will mean that, in many cases, pupils with SEN and disabilities will be able to study the full curriculum.

All schools have duties under the Equality Act 2010 towards individual disabled children and young people. They must make reasonable adjustments, including the provision of auxiliary aids and services for disabled children, to prevent them being put at a substantial disadvantage. These duties are anticipatory – they require thought to be given in advance to what disabled children and young people might require and what adjustments might need to be made to prevent that disadvantage. Schools also have wider duties to prevent discrimination, to promote equality of opportunity and to foster good relations.

S.E.N.D at our school

The ethos of  Stoke Fleming Primary School regarding children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND).

Special Educational Needs Coordinator: Emily Risby 

 

High quality first class teaching, providing a broad and balanced curriculum for all children:

  • Staff are committed to providing for each pupil the best possible environment for learning

  • Teachers set suitable learning challenges and respond to children’s diverse learning needs

  • Children with SEND are inclusively educated where appropriate with their peer group

  • Teaching and resources are differentiated within the classroom to ensure children are able to achieve the objectives

  • Classroom and table top displays support children’s independence

  • If support is identified as necessary, children take part in planned, evidence-based intervention and are provided when needed

  • Support is personalised and targeted

 

 

To read in more detail about what we do, please refer to full local offer.

Please click to download the below documents:

 

Devon Local Offer

Devon Information Advice and Support (DIAS)

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