OAKSEY C OF E PRIMARY SCHOOL
Making a difference - SEN, Pupil Premium & AGAT
Special Educational Needs (SEN) at Oaksey School
SEN support in school takes a graduated approach which will mean some children’s needs will be met through “quality first teaching” or interventions available to all children, whereas some children may need more specific intervention programmes.
These children will have a support plan put in place with outcomes, provision and expectations agreed by you, your child and your child’s class teacher. Another significant change is that the statutory assessment procedure is now an Education, Health and Care Needs assessment leading to an Education, Health and Care Needs Plan (EHC) or “My Plan” in Wiltshire.
In accordance with the Code of Practice, we have published our “SEN School Offer” and SEN policy on the website below.
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Pupil Premium Expenditure - there are currently a very low number of children receiving 'Pupil Premium' funding in the school.
Expenditure from previous years, full Pupil Premium strategy and current 'Ever 6 'funding is available from the school office on request.
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If you would like any further clarification about how the SEN Code of Practice affects your child please either speak to your child’s class teacher or to Mrs Woods.
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Accessibility Plan
In line with our core value of inclusion, we aim for every pupil to achieve the most successful individual outcomes educationally, socially, in their personal life and within their local community, and for their unique needs to be recognised and met as early as possible. Our Accessibility Plan intends to achieve this vision by empowering these children and young people to achieve all that they can.
Please find below Oaksey School's SEN Documents
School Offer Document - October 2022
SEN during COVID19 - October 2020
School provision - Assess, plan, do, review - October 2022
Able, Gifted and Talented (AGAT) Provision at Oaksey School
Ensuring high quality provision for our gifted and talented pupils is key to our ethos here at Oaksey Primary School. We strive to ensure that the needs of all pupils are met through an inclusive approach, which gives all children the opportunity to display their abilities, regardless of any other special needs or disabilities.
Gifted and talented children are identified by the class teachers through both test results, teacher assessment, other attributes that they show in their work and attitude to learning. We identify children across a broad spectrum of skills including; maths, reading, writing, PE, history, leadership and art to name but a few.
Additional challenges for children to extend their learning are provided both within the classroom environment and as extra opportunities, either with our partner school or through the Local Authority resources.
We believe that by supporting the needs of our gifted and talented pupils attainment will be raised for all. Whilst we encourage and support their academic successes, we also provide pastoral support and growth for the children and recognise that this is key to developing a fully rounded character and success in later life.
Please find below the pertinent school documents and if you have any further questions please don’t hesitate to contact our AGAT Subject Leader, Miss Holden (Class 2).
OAKSEY C OF E PRIMARY SCHOOL
Making a difference - SEN, Pupil Premium & AGAT
Special Educational Needs (SEN) at Oaksey School
SEN support in school takes a graduated approach which will mean some children’s needs will be met through “quality first teaching” or interventions available to all children, whereas some children may need more specific intervention programmes.
These children will have a support plan put in place with outcomes, provision and expectations agreed by you, your child and your child’s class teacher. Another significant change is that the statutory assessment procedure is now an Education, Health and Care Needs assessment leading to an Education, Health and Care Needs Plan (EHC) or “My Plan” in Wiltshire.
In accordance with the Code of Practice, we have published our “SEN School Offer” and SEN policy on the website below.
_____________________________________________________________
Pupil Premium Expenditure - there are currently a very low number of children receiving 'Pupil Premium' funding in the school.
Expenditure from previous years, full Pupil Premium strategy and current 'Ever 6 'funding is available from the school office on request.
____________________________________________________________
If you would like any further clarification about how the SEN Code of Practice affects your child please either speak to your child’s class teacher or to Mrs Woods.
____________________________________________________________
Accessibility Plan
In line with our core value of inclusion, we aim for every pupil to achieve the most successful individual outcomes educationally, socially, in their personal life and within their local community, and for their unique needs to be recognised and met as early as possible. Our Accessibility Plan intends to achieve this vision by empowering these children and young people to achieve all that they can.
Please find below Oaksey School's SEN Documents
School Offer Document - October 2022
SEN during COVID19 - October 2020
School provision - Assess, plan, do, review - October 2022
Able, Gifted and Talented (AGAT) Provision at Oaksey School
Ensuring high quality provision for our gifted and talented pupils is key to our ethos here at Oaksey Primary School. We strive to ensure that the needs of all pupils are met through an inclusive approach, which gives all children the opportunity to display their abilities, regardless of any other special needs or disabilities.
Gifted and talented children are identified by the class teachers through both test results, teacher assessment, other attributes that they show in their work and attitude to learning. We identify children across a broad spectrum of skills including; maths, reading, writing, PE, history, leadership and art to name but a few.
Additional challenges for children to extend their learning are provided both within the classroom environment and as extra opportunities, either with our partner school or through the Local Authority resources.
We believe that by supporting the needs of our gifted and talented pupils attainment will be raised for all. Whilst we encourage and support their academic successes, we also provide pastoral support and growth for the children and recognise that this is key to developing a fully rounded character and success in later life.
Please find below the pertinent school documents and if you have any further questions please don’t hesitate to contact our AGAT Subject Leader, Miss Holden (Class 2).