St Peter's Catholic
Primary School
"Loved by Jesus, we love, we learn, we live and grow together for Him"
St. Peter's SEN Information Report for Parents
From September 2014, all schools are expected to publish information about their provision for special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).
This includes the ‘Local Offer’, which helps parents/carers understand what services they and their families can expect from a range of local agencies. It should help them understand how the system works, and how the local authority, local area and the school will support both the child and the family.
SEN Information Report for Parents January 2023
This information report gives an overview of the provision your child will receive at St. Peter’s.
Under the new Special Educational Needs and Disability Code of Practice (September 2014) our school is expected to provide SEN information with reference to:
Appropriate and Effective Teaching and Learning
Open and Honest Communication
A Partnership Approach
Click on the questions below to find out more:
- 1. Who are the best people to talk to in this school about my child’s difficulties with learning/ Special Educational Needs or disability (SEND)?
- 2. How do we identify children with Special Educational Needs?
- 3. What kinds of different Special Educational Needs and Disabilities does our school provide for?
- 4. What are the different types of support available for our learners with SEND at St Peter’s School?
- 5. If I have any concerns about my child’s learning, how will the school work with me to identify their needs?
- 6. How can I be involved with my child’s learning and progress?
- 7. Who are the other people providing services to children with SEN at St Peter’s
- 8. How do we know that provision is effective and progress in being made?
- 9. How are the staff in school helped to work with children with SEND and what training do they have?
- 10. How will the teaching be adapted for my child with SEN?
- 11. How will we involve your child in decisions about their education?
- 12. What support do we have for you as a parent of a child with SEN?
- 13. How is the whole school day made accessible to children with SEN?
- 14. How will my school ensure that parents and children with additional needs are fully included in all school activities?
- 15. How will we support your child when they are leaving this school or moving on to another class?
- 16. How is the governing body involved with SEN provision?
- 17. What can I do if I am not happy with the provision for my child?
- 18. Where is Birmingham Authority’s Local Offer?
- 19. Who are the support services that can help parents with pupils who have Special Educational Needs?