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SEND

SEND Support

At Queen Elizabeth’s School we are committed to offering an inclusive curriculum to ensure the best possible progress for all of our pupils whatever their needs or abilities. All children are of equal value and deserve access to resources and opportunities to develop their full potential. At Queen Elizabeth’s School we work in collaboration with families and external agencies to ensure all pupils are given full opportunity to reach their potential and achieve success.

Our provision is organised under the four areas of need identified in the 2015 SEND Code of Practice.

Our Communication and Interaction team works with students with autism and speech and language needs, supporting them to access all areas of school life. Our MyPlace learning bases on each campus provide autism-friendly spaces where students can be supported to manage social and sensory needs. The Cognition and Learning team offers targeted literacy and numeracy interventions designed around the student's individual needs, using strategies and resources recommended by the Devon Dyslexia Service, who work in partnership with QE. Our short but intensive programmes of intervention in areas such as reading, writing and numeracy provide a boost for students where this presents a specific barrier. Physical and sensory needs are met by a lead practitioner on the team (see our Accessibility Policy below for more information) and Social, Emotional and Mental Health is supported by lead practitioners on both SEND and pastoral teams.

You can find more information on transition, assessment and exam access arrangements, along with other key information in our SEND Policy and School Information Report (see below).

To access the local offer click here.

To access the Devon SEND strategy click here

 

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