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SEN at Landkey

At Landkey Community Primary Academy, we aim to provide an inclusive curriculum in which each individual child can succeed and reach their full potential. We aim to remove possible barriers to learning through using a wide range of strategies across our school

 

Some children have special educational needs or disabilities that require additional, targeted or individualised support. There are 4 broad areas of special need:

 

  • Cognition and Learning

  • Social, Emotional and Mental Health

  • Communication and Interaction

  • Sensory and/or Physical

 

Sometimes children with SEN require more specialised input and we work closely with the Educational Psychologists, Speech and Language Therapists, Occupational Therapists, Behaviour Support Team, Specialist Dyslexia Teachers and the Communication and Interaction team to advise us on the most effective support strategies and programmes to best support individuals.

For more information about how we provide for the needs of children with SEN at Landkey Academy, please read our SEN Information Report or SEN Policy.

If you have any concerns about your child’s special educational needs, do raise these with your child’s class teacher, or contact our SENCo, Hannah Elliott at admin@landkey.tarkatrust.org.uk or 01271 830421.

 

The Local Offer

Each local authority is required to publish their ‘local offer’. This is information on what you can expect to be available for children and young people who have special educational needs across education, health and social care services. Follow the link below to find out more.

https://new.devon.gov.uk/send/

Devon Information Advice and Support for SEND (DIAS) 
(formerly known as The Parent Partnership Service)

The Devon Information Advice and Support Service (DIAS) offers information, training and support for parents and carers of children (aged 0-25 years) with Special Educational Needs in Devon. Their support is impartial, independent, confidential and free. Follow the link below to find out more.

http://www.devonias.org.uk/

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