Special Educational Needs & Disability

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• STEP Inclusion (including SEND, EAL & Looked After Child) Policy

SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS & DISABILITY

At Beddington Park Academy, we provide effective support, differentiation and provision within a framework that is inclusive in outlook and provides strong and effective levels of communication. The school will work closely with parents and carers, and other outside agencies where relevant, in order to craft and tailor the very best provision for SEND children.

At Beddington Park Academy we will:

• Provide a differentiated curriculum, appropriate to the needs and ability of the individual child
• Identify all children requiring SEND input as early as possible in their school career, in order that provision will have maximum positive impact
• Ensure that all children requiring SEND provision are as fully involved as possible in all aspects of school life
• Do all we can to fully and appropriately involve and inform parents concerning the performance and attainment of their child
• Ensure that children benefitting from SEND provision are appropriately involved in choices and decisions affecting their education

A child receiving SEND support will do so according to three different stages. These are:

• ‘School Support’ – at this level interventions and activities will be largely or wholly school based
• ‘Enhanced School Support’ – this level denotes where children are receiving significant input from outside agencies, in addition to school based support
• ‘Education, Health and Car Plan’ (EHCP) – children who are in receipt of an EHCP will have a specified amount of one to one adult directed support. An EHCP lists personalised targets and is reviewed annually. EHCP’s are authorised at a local authority level, following an extended period of evidence gathering and assessment.

Further details of the types of provision contained within our Local Offer are exemplified in the document linked below.

Beddington Park Academy firmly believes in developing a strong partnership with parents/carers and that this will enable children and young people with SEND to achieve their potential. The school recognises that parents/carers have a unique overview of their child’s needs and how best to support them, and that this gives them a key role in the partnership. Parents/carers hold key information and have a critical role to play in their children’s education.

Our acting SENDCo is Holly Cahalin. Holly Cahalin can be contacted via the academy office on 020 8688 1390

Please click here for the Local Offer from Sutton

Below you can find our SEND Information Report