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Special Educational Needs and Disabilities

We are an inclusive school where every child is given the opportunity to be the best they can be. 

Our Special Educational Needs Coordinator is Mrs Liz Keeley, and both Liz and Mrs Henson are happy to talk to you about your child's needs and how we would be able to support them in our school.

Please click on the link below to see further details about our School Offer.
An Overview of our Response to Special Educational Needs

        SEN Information Report

         Our SEND Policy

Our Equality and Accessibility Scheme

 

USEFUL EMAIL ADDRESSES:

SENCO - Mrs Liz Keeley l.keeley@st-andrews-northweald.sch.uk

HEADTEACHER - Mrs Katie Henson head@st-andrews-northweald.essex.sch.uk

 Following the success of the SEND coffee morning on 8th December we will be holding one a term.

           Click here to view the powerpoint

Procedure for expressing concerns and making formal complaints about the support for your child if they have SEND.

We believe that St Andrew's continuously aspires to deliver outstanding education for all of our children regardless of any SEN or disability. We work hard to build positive relationships with all involved in our school community. However, the school is obliged to have procedures in place in case there are complaints about the support provided for a child who has Special Educational Needs. 

If you have a concern about the support your child is receiving in school, we strongly encourage you to make an appointment with your child's class teacher to discuss this concern. If you feel your concern has not been resolved, please do make an appointment with Mrs Keeley our SENCO, who will endeavour to support you.

If after liaison with the school, you still feel dissatisfied with the support your child is receiving you may choose to make a formal complaint.

If you would like to make a complaint we would refer you to our schools complaints policy, which outlines the complaints process.