SEND

SEND

Special Educational Needs and Disabilities

St Oswald's CE Primary is a fully inclusive school and we take great pride in the provision that we offer.

Here at St Oswald's, we support our learners to achieve their best, in many different ways, such as:

Personalised targets
Adaptive teaching
Specialist equipment and resources
Small group interventions
1:1 support
Emotional and wellbeing support
Working closely with external agencies and professionals

We work together as a team - children and staff - and have a wonderful range of skills and abilities, which we share and celebrate to support special educational needs and disabilities within our school.

Mrs Smedley is our SENDCo (Special Needs Co-ordinator) and is available to discuss any concerns or questions that you may have about your child.

Should you wish to contact her, please email the school office:

FAO. Mrs Smedley

office@st-oswalds.dowmat.education

Please refer to the DoWMAT Complaints Procedure if you feel you are receiving lower than expected standards from us

We have made some useful videos to explain St. Oswald's SEND support.

Click on the links below to find out more ...

What does SEND provision look like in our school?

Wave 1

SEND Support Videos

EHCP Quick Guide

Support for Parents

Useful Links

How does the curriculum at St Oswald's support learners with SEND?

Curriculum support map.pdf

What are our policies and how do we identify SEND?

The following documents represent St Oswald's offer of provision and SEND information:

Click here to see Worcestershire's SEND Local Offer

Click here to view the DfE guidance on SEN and Disabilities

If you have a complaint regarding how the school has dealt with a specific SEND issue contact Mrs Smedley (Senco) in the first instance. If the complaint has not been resolved then the formal complaints policy must be followed (click here for complaints policy). Please see the DfE Complaints page for further information.

Remote Learning SEND Support

**Updated SEND resources to support remote learning **

Home learning support video Laura Jellicoe, Educational Psychologist with Worcestershire Children First, has put together a short video with some ideas to help parents/carers with home learning.