Mrs Baddeley is our SENDCo and has overall responsibility for SEND within Foley Park. Mrs Baddeley is part of the Senior Leadership team and this means that we regularly discuss SEND issues in Senior Leadership Team meetings. We keep support for children with SEND under review.
Mrs Baddeley, our SENDCo, keeps a list of children we identify as having a SEND and monitors this regularly to ensure it is up to date. She also keeps a record of the provision of all the different ways that we provide extra support (for example, support for reading, communication and Social, Emotional and Mental Health needs) for children with SEND.
A child’s provision can also be found on their My Plan document. This document is created by class teachers and shared with children and parents to ensure that all involved are aware of the child's needs, strengths, areas for development and the strategies put in place to ensure they make progress. Children in Years 2-6 who have a My Plan will also have child-friendly, personalised Target Bookmark which ensures all staff, and the children themselves, are aware of their targets.
We carefully monitor the progress and well-being of children with SEND and the quality of our provision, including teaching and support. For example, senior leaders observe lessons and hold discussions with teachers and support staff.
If something is not working well, we change and improve our provision. We make sure that support is well matched to a child’s needs. We also make sure that the provision is well researched and effective.
The Academy Councillor for SEND, Rachel Tucker, challenges us to make sure we constantly improve the quality of provision for children with SEND and the outcomes that they achieve during Academy Council meetings and when she visits Foley Park to observe our practice. We have two parents/carers on the Academy Council and one of their roles is to represent the views and concerns of all parents, including those with children with SEND. We fully involve our Academy Councillors when we review and revise our SEND policy and our Information Report each school year.
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