- School Contact Details
- Ethos and Values Statement
- Admission Arrangements
- Ofsted Reports
- Recent KS2 SATs Results
- KS2 Performance Tables
- School Curriculum Content
- Behaviour Management Policy
- Behaviour Statement
- School Complaints Procedure
- Pupil Premium Grant Reports
- PE & Sport Premium Funding Report
- SEND Information Report
- What does 'Special Educational Needs or Disability' mean?
- What are the SEND areas of need?
- Identifying Learners with SEND
- How can I find out about the progress my child has made?
- How will my child be supported in school?
- How does the school enlist support from external agencies?
- How are learners supported when moving between phases of education?
- Local Authority Support
- SEND Policy
- Charges and Remissions Policy
- Equality
- Prospectus
- School Improvement Priorities
- Holiday Dates
- Vacancies
Local Authority Support
The Local Offer is available on the council website or by following the link below:
http://www.bolton.gov.uk/website/pages/Specialeducationalneedslocaloffer.aspx
Additional Support and Guidance
There are many external agencies who work in close partnership with school and may be able to offer support and advice for parents or carers including:
- Sensory support agencies for children with hearing and visual impairments.
Contact Details: 01204 333120
- Ladywood Outreach Service work closely with some children in need of additional support by delivering individual intervention programmes. At the end of the programme this service supports teachers by providing further suggested units of work which will continue to be delivered within school.
Contact Details: 01204 332972
- The Local Authority Educational Psychologist Service offers valuable support to school by accurately assessing and identifying specific special educational needs and supports staff to devise specifically designed programmes of work to help children with complex needs and learning difficulties make optimum progress.
Contact Details: 01204 338060
- Children with Social, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) needs, benefit from the Local Authority Behaviour Support Service which offers support and advice for individual and groups of children and their families.
Contact Details: 01204 338133
- Speech and Language Therapy support children with communication and understanding concerns.
Contact Details: 01204 463366
- The Child and Adolescent Mental Health Support Service is based at Royal Bolton Hospital and offers support to families who have concerns regarding their child’s mental health. The service offers 1:1 and small group support sessions at the hospital.
Contact Details: 01204 390659
- The school nurse is based at Pikes Lane Health Centre and is available to give advice and support with a range of health related issues such as hearing, vision etc.
Contact Details: 01204 463682
- The Early Intervention Service is available to support children and families who are experiencing difficulties in attending school on a regular and punctual basis.
Contact Details: 01204 334450
All of these services work closely with parents and carers and offer support and guidance wherever necessary. Parents and carers are also encouraged to seek advice from school directly.