Skip to content ↓

    SEND

    Special Educational Needs and Disabilities 

    Aims and Vision

    At Warrender Primary School, our aim is to remove barriers to learning so that all our children:

    • Have an excellent start in learning so that they have an excellent foundation for learning in the future
    • Develop well, as an individual and as a learner, and equip themselves with the skills, knowledge and personal qualities needed for life beyond compulsory education
    • Experience an inclusive learning approach in which all children are given outstanding opportunities to achieve their potential.

    Our SEND Policy and Information Report aims to:

    • Set out how our school will support and make provision for pupils with special educational needs (SEND)
    • Explain the roles and responsibilities of everyone involved in providing for pupils with SEND

    Different SEN Needs and Levels 

    N - No additional SEN support required (children not on SEN register)

    K - SEN support (children listed on the SEN register receiving addition support and termly targets on Provision Map) 

    E - EHCP (children who have been granted an EHCP from the local authority) 

    Parent Information Leaflet

    SEN parent leaflet.pdf

    External Agency Support

    At Warrender we work with a variety of external agencies to ensure that we are providing the best support possible for all children. 

    • Educational Psychologists 
    • Occupational Therapists 
    • Speech and language Therapists 
    • Send Advisory Service 
    • Stronger Families - SEND support workers 
    • Play therapists 
    • Counsellors 

    Hillingdon Educational Psychology Service.pdf

    Policy

    Parent Workshops

    We have recorded additional SEN workshops on the following topics: 

    - Sensory differences

    - Supporting children with literacy at home

    If you wish to view any of these workshops, please email sen@warrenderschool.co.uk

    Useful Websites

    • Centre for ADHD and Autism
    • SEN local offer
    • Hillingdon Autistic care and support
    • SEN family support
    • SENDIASS
    • Social and Emotional Questionnaire
    • Samaritans Confidential, non-judgemental emotional support for people experiencing feelings of distress or despair, including those that could lead to suicide. You can phone, email, write a letter or in most cases talk to someone face to face
    • ChildLine A private and confidential service for children and young people up to the age of 19. You can contact a ChildLine councellor for free about anything.
    • Young Minds A leading charity fighting for children and young people's mental health. Lockdown-related mental health support.
    • Anna Freud Advice about how young people can help themselves if they are struggling.
    • Mind Support the fight for better mental Health.
    • NHS Mental Health Find information and support for mental health.
    • BBC Mental Health Toolkit Whether it is everyday tips, sounds to relax your mind, strategies to cope with parenting right now or films to get you talking, we are here to help you look after yourself and your loved ones.
    • Place2Be Children should not have to face mental health problems alone.

    Contact the SEN team

    If you have any additional queries or questions regarding SEN at Warrender School, please email the SEN team on sen@warrenderschool.co.uk

    Our SEN support team:

    • Assistant Headteacher of Inclusion: Mrs L Huse
    • SEND Support Teacher: Miss Cook
    • SEN Support: Mrs Brown and Mr Bornman

    Interventions

    Seasons for Growth Seasons for Growth aims to strengthen the social and emotional wellbeing of children and young people who are dealing with significant life changes such as death, divorce, separation, family breakdown and other changes. It does this by exploring the impact and loss on every-day life, and by teaching new ways to respond to these changes.

     

    Cookie Policy