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SEND
How might my child be supported?
Children are offered additional support for a variety of reasons. They may demonstrate gaps in their knowledge, through absence for example, or find it difficult to pick up new learning as quickly as their peers, for a variety of reasons.
They will be given support through small group or 1-1 interventions and/or a variety of approaches depending on your child's identified needs. We will draw support from a number of services, information and guidance we have available to us.
We understand that there will be some children who require additional support and, therefore, may be identified as having a special educational need. These children will be supported through use of our graduated approach in line with Wolverhampton City Council guidance. Further information for our families of children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) may be found here:
If you have any questions with regards to this approach or the pathway to accessing this support at our school, please contact your class teacher. They will be able to support and advise you through this process on the outset.
Further information can be found on the school's Information Report 2023:
Additional information and support can be found through:
Wolverhampton's Local Offer
The City of Wolverhampton Council website includes sections devoted to advice and support; care; childcare; education; Education, Health and Care Plans (EHCPs); health; leisure services; travel; and moving into adult life.
Wolverhampton Information, Advice and Support Service
Wolverhampton IASS offers impartial information, advice and support on matters relating to a child or young person’s special educational needs or disability from birth to 25 years.
Wolverhampton Outreach Service
The Wolverhampton Outreach Service offers support to parents and carers to enable them to more confidently meet their children and young people's needs through a variety of workshops.
Useful links/support for parents
Making sense of sensory processing
Let's talk about ADHD?
See Dyslexia differently
What is Autism?
Developing a child's communication skills
Child Language development