At Clutton Primary School, we strive to support all our children and enable them to reach their full potential at school. In order to do this, many steps are taken to support them through their learning journey.
Quality teaching is vital; however, for some children there are occasions when further additional support may be needed to help them achieve their targets.
At Clutton, we evaluate the effectiveness of its provision for these pupils through:
careful monitoring and frequent reviews to ensure that each child is working at the stage appropriate to their needs and is making progress
early identification of any child’s difficulties or strengths
a child who feels pleased and confident at the progress they are making
each pupil fulfilling their potential.
We aim to identify and provide appropriate support for all children who require additional help at school. The school has a consistent approach to teaching children with SEND. Termly reviews ensure each child is receiving the most appropriate level of support and targets are set for each child to work on through their target folders which are assessed before the next review meeting.
A few of the tools we use in school to support all children's learning include:
Jigsaw learning modules for PHSE learning and support | |
NEXUS Peg to Paper | |
Forest School nurture Sessions | |
Small group interventions |
The following documents will give you more information in relation to SEND and how school and home can support children.
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If you have any concerns or wish to discuss SEND at our school, please do not hesitate to contact:
Mrs Laura Muckley
SENDCo
01761 452510
lmuckley@cluttonschool.com
https://www.oxfordhealth.nhs.uk/camhs/banes/community/
Bath and North East Somerset Community CAMHS is a specialist service that helps children and young people who are struggling with a range of different mental health issues.
Pupils with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) get the right help. Staff know the pupils well. Individual pupil plans are precise and regularly reviewed. The school works closely with parents and external agencies to meet pupils’ individual needs. As a result, most pupils with SEND learn the same curriculum as their peers.
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