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Hatherleigh Community Primary School Caring about learning and learning to care

SEND

Skyeridge Farm 2022 - 2023

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Hatherleigh School is a mainstream school in the heart of Devon with 170 - 190 children, approximately 17 - 22% of whom have special education needs. These needs range from physical needs such as hearing impairment; autism, speech and language difficulties, dyslexia,  social and emotional difficulties and global developmental delay. 

 

Our SENDCO (Special Educational Needs and Disability Coordinator) is Mrs Debbie Orbell. Her email is: sendco@hatherleigh-pri.devon.sch.uk

The Governor responsible for SEND is Patricia Back

 

 

SEND policies

SEN Complaints procedure

Home Learning
  • Doorway Online Doorway Online is a collection of free and highly accessible educational games that learners will find easy to use independently. Each activity has a range of accessibility and difficulty options
Useful Links
  • Dyslexia Assist A really useful site with great advice about helping your dyslexic child.
  • Council for Disabled Children Supporting children and young people with SEND by influencing Government policy, working with local agencies to translate policy into practice and produce guidance and training
  • Babcock LDP Specialist support, teaching and advice to schools, settings, parents and professionals for children and young people with SEND. Promoting inclusion, developing strategies for access to the curriculum and independent learning.
  • Early Help 4 Mental Health (EH4MH) Early Help for Mental Health (EH4MH) service is delivered by three organisations, Young Devon, Kooth, and Virgin care working together to support school staff, children, young people and their families with emotional wellbeing and mental health needs. Advice and guidance for young people and their families, training and advice for school staff.
  • Kooth Award-winning online supports for young people to help them better understand mental health. Online counselling and supervised chat rooms. Useful articles, further contact details and easy referral processes.
  • Book Share Accessible online library for people with print disabilities. Useful for a range of needs
  • NDCS Reviews technology including Apps which may be useful for children and young people with a hearing impairment
  • NATSIP NATSIP is the partnership of organisations working together to improve for children & young people with sensory impairment
  • SENSE SENSE is a national disability charity that supports people with complex communication needs to be understood, connected and understood
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