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Universal Offer SEN Support Pupils with and EHCP
Differentiated curriculum planning, activities, delivery & outcomes

In-class targeted teacher support

In-class TA support within Class Teaching (small group or individual)

Group Guided Reading with teacher or TA

Daily phonics teaching

Individual reading with an adult on a weekly basis

Reporting to Parents – Parent conferences (September and February), written report (July)

Teaching and Learning Policy

Concern noted by Class Teacher & progress carefully monitored

Parents informed of need for SEN Support and meetings to review provision & progress towards outcomes at least termly

Individual Provision Maps

Advice/ Support from SENCO or other agencies

Visual Timetables

Planned specific interventions according to need

Maths and English Booster sessions

Additional individual reading support

Individual Provision Maps

Meetings with Parents, child and other agencies to review provision & progress towards outcomes in EHC Plan termly

Advice/ Support from SENCo

Involvement of outside agencies:

Ladywood Outreach Small Group work

Educational Psychologist Assessment, Advice and Recommendations

 

Universal Offer SEN Support Pupils with and EHCP
Differentiated curriculum planning, activities, delivery & outcomes e.g. simplified language, key words

Structured school & class routines

Speech & Language Therapy (SALT)

Ladywood Outreach Small Group or Individual work

ELKLAN Trained Staff

Speech & Language Programmes implemented by staff in school

Speech & Language Therapy (SALT) Speech & Language Therapist Work in school Ladywood Outreach Small Group or Individual work

 

Universal Offer SEN Support Pupils with and EHCP

Whole school Ethos setting out aspirations and expectations

Whole School Behaviour and Discipline Policy

Anti-Bullying Policy

Child Protection Policy

E-Safety Policy

Code of Conduct

Whole School Reward & Sanctions System (Smileys & Impeccables)

Impeccable reward badges and reward events

Circle Time

PSHE focussed work

Lunchtime Play Pals

Educational Psychologist Assessment, Advice and Recommendations

Behaviour Support Service Advice and Recommendations, work with Parents / Carers – Parenting Courses

CAMHS Assessment, Advice and Recommendations

Pathways Programme

Reward books to monitor behaviour

Educational Psychologist Work

Behaviour Support Service 1:1 work

CAMHS

Children’s Opportunity Group (COG)

 

Universal Offer SEN Support Pupils with and EHCP

Register of Sensory &/or Physical Needs

Staff are made aware of implications of physical or medical impairment & any necessary medication, precautions to be taken or emergency treatment & procedures

Staff trained in appropriate First Aid

Physiotherapy and Occupational Health advice and recommendations

Health Professional advice and recommendations School Nurse, GP, Paediatrician, Health Visitors

Staff undertake recommended training

Staff in school follow recommendations made and access appropriate equipment e.g. posture seat, sloping boards, work stations

Physiotherapy and Occupational Health involvement and Visits

Sensory Service Visits

Assessment & Monitoring, Advice and Recommendations

Health Professional Visits

Staff in school follow recommendations made

 

Universal Offer SEN Support Pupils with and EHCP

In school transition – timetabled transition weeks in summer 2

Meetings with previous class teacher to discuss the individual needs of the children

Assertive mentoring records to be passed on to new class teacher

Visits to local secondary schools to participate in activities

Head of Year/Form Teacher/SENCO attend meetings with Year 6 Class Teacher

Data exchange

Supplementary internal class visits within key stage transition and cross phase transition during Summer 2

Supplementary visits to secondary school if required

Pupil centred review in Year 5 to adjust the EHCP for secondary school

Specific transition activities & teaching to prepare for secondary school – Ladywood School

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