Special Educational Needs
We are proud to be an inclusive school at Murdishaw West Community Primary School. Through regular monitoring and assessments, we ensure we provide a secure, caring and happy environment in which all pupils can succeed.
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Once a specific need has been identified, an individual SEND support plan will be created that will show how the school will help your child. This plan incorporates advice from specialist agencies, where appropriate, and will consider the best way to deliver the support. For example, this may be a mixture of in class support, one to one work with an adult out of class, special arrangements made for breaktimes, time spent with a counsellor or the provision of special equipment. The plan is shared and discussed with both you and your child and copies are sent home.
The provision is reviewed regularly to ensure that it is achieving the desired outcomes. The plan is not fixed and can be adapted as your child’s needs develop and change over time. We encourage the children to evaluate the interventions we provide and we seek pupil views at key times to ensure they understand the support and begin to recognise how it is helping them.
Miss Sarsfield
BSC Honours (with QTS) in Primary Education specialising in Science
and
National Award for SEND coordination
Our SENDCo, Miss Sarsfield, works together with our class teachers to provide support across our school.
Below is more detail about how we provide for children with special educational needs. Please take some time to read through this and if you have any further queries, please contact our SENCo on 01928 711254 or via email on Senco@murdishawwest.co.uk for general enquiries.
LOCAL OFFER
The Local Offer helps children, young people and their parents to understand what services and support they can expect from a range of local agencies - including their statutory entitlements.
SENDIASS
How we support children with SEND at Murdishaw West.
SEND POLICY
The SEND policy details how we ensure that the necessary provision is made for any pupil who has special educational needs and that those needs are known to all who are likely to work with them
EQUALITY
Our Equality and Diversity policy.
GRADUATED APPROACH
The model of action and intervention in early education settings, schools and colleges to help children and young people who have special educational needs.