SEND
Special Educational Needs and Disabilities
Rushmere Hall Primary School values the abilities and achievements of ALL its children, and is committed to providing for each the best possible environment for learning.
We recognise the entitlement of all pupils to a balanced, broadly based curriculum. Our Special Education Needs policy acknowledges the need for teaching that is fully inclusive. The Governing Body ensures that appropriate provision is made for all pupils with SEN.
SEN Admissions
For general admissions information, please visit our Admissions page.
If you have any questions about SEN admissions, read our SEN Admissions FAQs (below) or get in touch with the school.
Please visit our Specialist Teaching Provisions page for information about our Speech and Language Hub and Hearing Specialist Base.
Intent – what are we aiming for?
We aim to:
- provide a differentiated curriculum appropriate to the individual’s needs and ability.
- ensure the identification of all children requiring SEN provision as early as possible in their school career.
- ensure that parents of children with SEN are kept fully informed of their progress and attainment.
- We recognise that many children will experience special needs at some time during their school life. Whilst many factors contribute to the range of difficulties experienced by some children, we believe that much can be done to overcome them by parents, teachers and children working together.
Implementation – how do we achieve this?
Impact – what differences are we making?
Support & Guidance
Support for SEND children with low level mental health and behavioural needs
The document below details a number of really useful resources to help parents to support their children: organisations, online guidance and YouTube videos. All links to the resources are in the documents.
Concerns or complaints about SEN provision at this school?
In the first instance, please discuss your concerns with Ms Mackay (SENCO).
Escalate any concerns to Mr Fykin (Head teacher)