SEND

Our SENCO is Mrs Waterworth

Email address: senco@woodlands.herts.sch.uk

Woodlands Primary School is an inclusive school, which offers a wide range of provisions, over and above Quality First Teaching, to meet the needs of all the SEND pupils within our care. At Woodlands we recognise that pupils with SEND may require additional support to enable them to meet their full potential. Through carefully differentiating lessons, the provision of specialist resources and targeted interventions, we support and challenge our children, encouraging all to become confident, independent learners who leave Woodlands with the skills needed to access their next step in education. We work with a range of external agencies to support pupils with SEND - enabling them to access the curriculum and develop a range of academic, social and emotional skills.

If you have any SEND concerns about your child, please arrange an appointment to meet their class teacher or you can contact Mrs Waterworth directly at senco@woodlands.herts.sch.uk

Accessibility Plan

Purpose of the Accessibility Plan

The purpose of our Accessibility Plan is to ensure that all pupils, staff, parents and visitors have equal access to education, information and opportunities within our school. We are committed to removing barriers to learning and participation, so that everyone can take part fully in school life.

The plan sets out how we aim to improve access to the physical environment, the curriculum and written information for pupils with disabilities or additional needs. It supports our commitment to inclusion, equality and high expectations for all, and reflects our duties under the Equality Act 2010.

Through our Accessibility Plan, we work to create a welcoming, inclusive environment where every individual is valued and supported to achieve their best.

Woodlands SEND Key Information

Below you will find information about SEND in Woodlands and the support we offer. If you have any questions concerning your child, please initially speak to your child's teacher or Mrs Waterworth.