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Windmill Primary School

1 Corinthians 16:14: Do everything in love

Click the logo above to go to the Kirklees Council Local offer website

We live our vision (do everything in love) when supporting pupils with SEND. We have an established Additionally Resourced Provision on site for pupils with complex, communication and interaction needs and our mainstream school is wonderfully diverse. We are recognised and chosen by parent(s)/carer(s) for our fully inclusive approach and are proud of our SEND inclusion and provision.

 

Our School SEND Information Report

The Local Offer - What does it mean for schools?

What is the Kirklees Local Offer?

The Local Offer has been developed as part of the new Children and Families Act. It aims to provide information on education, health and social care provision available for disabled children and young people and those with special educational needs, in a way that can be accessed quickly and easily.  

Who is producing the Local Offer?

Kirklees Council is working with parents, carers, young people, schools, colleges, early years providers and health services to produce the Local Offer. 

What information do schools provide? 

Schools have a duty to provide information about special educational needs that is accessible to pupils, parents and carers. We need to make sure this information is kept up to date.

Where can I find the Local Offer?

The Kirklees Local Offer can be found at www.kirkleeslocaloffer.org.uk

This is a work in progress. Kirklees Council and partners are working hard to create a Local Offer that includes links to all relevant information that Kirklees residents would find useful. If you have any suggestions for improvements or ideas about what might help you, contact CSA.Admin@kirklees.gov.uk

What do the Changes mean? 

 

What does SEND support at Windmill Church of England Primary School look like?

 

Who has responsibility for SEND provision in the School?
How will we know if your child needs extra help?
 
How will we support a child with SEND?
 
How will the curriculum be matched to my child's needs?
 
How will School support my child?
 
What support will there be for my child's overall wellbeing?
 
What specialist services and expertise are available or accessed by us?
 
What training have the staff supporting children with SEND had, or are currently having ?
 
How will my child or young person be included in activities outside the classroom including school trips?
 
How accessible is our environment?
 
How will we support your child when joining and leaving us?
 
How is our Special Needs Budget spent?
 
How do we decide what support your child will receive?

How are parents involved in school?

 

Who can I contact for further information ?

 Your first point of contact would be your child’s class teacher to share any concerns.

Your could also arrange to meet Miss Neul the SENCO.

As well as support being available with school there are other local support services who provide information and advice for parents and families.

Parent Partnership http://kirkleesparentspartnership.co.uk

PCAN Parent Forum http://pcankirklees.org/

You will find details of Kirklees Council’s Local Offer at:

www.kirkleeslocaloffer.org.uk