St Stephen's Infant School

St Stephen's Infant School

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St Stephen's Infant School

  1. Parents/Carers
  2. Special Educational Needs & Disabilities (SEND)

 

Special Educational Needs

If our experience and expertise shows that a child may have Special Educational Needs, we will discuss this with Parents/Carers.

At St Stephens Infant’s School we recognise that some children may require extra help for some of the curriculum while in school. This could be for academic, social or behavioural reasons. There are ongoing identification procedures for SEND as part of our continuous assessment. The Code of Practice for Special Education Needs provides a structure to support pupils in their learning. It is recognised that at any one time up to 20% of pupils may have a special educational need during their time in school. For many children this will only be for a short time, for others it may be for all of their school life.

 

Please click here to read our SEND Information Report which sets out how our school will support and make provision for all pupils with Special Educational Needs.

 

If you have queries regarding your child’s education and/or Special Educational Needs you can contact our Special Educational Needs Coordinator (SENCo)

Mrs Cornelius senco@ststephensinf.org.uk or ring the school office (01454 866470), we will ring you back as soon as we can.

 

For more information please click on the links below:

Click here to read our 'Annual SEND Report' to governors.

 

Learning About Autism -  please see below for some information about autism.

Support for Parents with children who show signs of ADHD

Supporting a child with ADHD a guide for parents

Sensory Awareness Workshop Thursday 13th October 2022

This morning Claire Phillips from the S.Glos Inclusion support Service led a session for parents/carers on 'Sensory Awareness'.
The workshop was well-attended and it was great to welcome parents/carers from the the Infant and Junior Schools. Mrs Lowrey (SSJS SENCO) also attended. Many thanks to Mrs Cornelius (SSIS SENCO) for organising the workshop.