School Effectiveness SEND
School Effectiveness SEND
Introduction
Meet Jill Tough and Sue Alexander in this brief video to find out about what our service can offer:
Who we are
- Sue Alexander - School Effectiveness Adviser: SEND
- Jill Tough - SEND consultant
- Cathy Hogan - SEND Consultant (Secondment)
What we do
We work with schools to help them to get it right for children and young people with SEND. We work closely with the special educational needs coordinator (SENCO). We give the SENCO support and advice but will also challenge them when needed. Our two lead SENCOs work in their own schools and also work with us to support other schools.
We keep SENCOs and schools up to date with what is happening in SEND in the local authority, the region and across the country. One of the ways of doing this is by having SENCO network meetings every half term.
We are always looking for good practice to share. Some of our work is with groups of SENCOs across the city. This is another way of sharing good practice and help our schools to get better at what they do for children and young people with SEND.
Download the complete SENCO Guide here, supporting documents below:
- Useful Documents
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SENCO ACTION PLANNING 2023-34
The SEN and Disabilities Frameworks below are a tool to support the leadership and management in improving provision and outcomes for pupils in their school:
- SEND Review Framework no ARP September 2022
- SEND Review Framework with ARP September 2022
- SEND Review Framework Special schools September 2022
SEND Information Report Guidelines This document is intended to provide parents, carers and families with information on how we support pupils identified with a special educational needs or disability
Annual SEND Report This September 2023 report reflects how an example school has used SEN funding to meet pupils’ needs
SEND Policy A September 2023 SEN and Disability policy document example
SEND Governor Report Guidelines
Universally Available Provision October 2023 These tips should benefit all pupils. Pupils with complex difficulties may need additional and more specific advice/intervention from relevant support services.
5 quick wins from the Universally Available Provision
Early Years SEND Support Plan Guidelines
