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Inclusion and SEND (Supporting children with individual needs)

What kinds of Special Educational Needs does Heage Primary School make provision for?

The broad areas of Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (Pg.86 SEND Code of Practice, 2014) catered for at Heage Primary are:

  • Communication and Interaction
  • Cognition and Learning
  • Social, Emotional and Mental Health Difficulties
  • Sensory and/or Physical Needs

Heage Primary School - Inclusive Provision (SEN)

Who should I contact if I have concerns about my child’s learning and/or progress?

If you have any concerns regarding your child’s progress or well-being, then please in the first instance speak to either your child’s class teacher as they are responsible for all children in their class. The majority of concerns can be addressed at this level. If your concern is not resolved then speak to:
  1. The SENCO- Mrs Natalie Lane
  2. The Headteacher - Mrs Donna Hallam
  3. The Deputy Head - Mrs Lindsey Roberts
  4. SEND Governor - Mrs Edwina Bamford
  5. The Chair of Governors- Mr Stuart Hill
Please also refer to the school’s complaints policy which can be found on the school website and from the school office.

Inclusion Policy

Who should I contact to find out about other support for parents and families of children with SEND or disabilities?

Your child’s class teacher and the SENCO are available to discuss your child’s needs and progress. All outside agencies will contact parents to keep them informed of their involvement.

Derbyshire Parent Partnership can be contacted on

Telephone: 01629 533660

Fax: 01246 273155

Email: parent.partnership@derbyshire.gov.uk

Derby and Derbyshire Parent Partnership

c/o Chesterfield Register Office, New Beetwell Street

Chesterfield, Derbyshire, S40 1QJ

 

Where can I find out about other services that might be available for our family and my child?

Find out more about the local offer of support which is available for disabled children and young people and those who have Special Educational Needs on the Derbyshire County Council website:

Derbyshire Local Offer

National Autism Society

The school is keen to support children and families who may be affected by autism.  We have close links with Holbrook Centre for Autism and all staff at the school have received recent training.  We have an assembly planned during 'Schools' Autism Awareness Week' (14-18th March) and classes are planning to do additional lessons this week.

Cerebral Palsy

The school has good facilities to help support children with mobility challenges.  We want all our children to celebrate the fact that we are all different and help each other around the school.

Derby Paralympion Leon Taylor has supported the school over the past few years. 

 

 

Diabetes

We have staff who have up to date diabetes training to support children with the condition.

 

 

 
 
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