SEND
Special Educational Needs and Disabilities
At Copmanthorpe Primary School all pupils, regardless of their special educational need or disability, are provided with inclusive teaching which will enable them to make the best possible progress and feel that they are a valued member of the school community. In line with the whole school vision and values, we aim to provide a curriculum that inspires and challenges all learners and prepares them for the future. Through effective teaching and learning, support and encouragement and working closely with parents and carers, we can enable the fulfilment of each child’s potential.
Our Special Educational Needs Coordinator (SENDCo) is Mrs Emma Wooldridge.
Our governor for SEND is Mrs Menna Godfey
Contact:
SENDCO – emma.wooldridge@york.gov.uk/01904554535
School enquiries – copmanthorpe.primary@york.gov.uk
Copmanthorpe Primary School SEND report
- please click here SEND report
Copmanthorpe Primary School SEND Policy
SEND Policy - please click SEND policy
York Local Offer
City of York Council publishes their Local Offer for SEND online. To view this, please click here
Raise York website
The Raise York site is part of the city’s new network of Family Hubs; a project funded by the Department for Education to bring together organisations supporting children and families in a ‘one stop shop’. The aim is to make it easier to get advice, help and support on a wide range of topics including infant feeding, mental health support, health visits and parenting classes.
York SEND Outcomes Framework
City of York Council Support
A support for families document has been shared by City of York Council and is full of information, web links and contact details for families in need of support on a number of topics including: housing, finance, food, SEN, mental health and bereavement amongst others.
Handling Anger in the Family
The team at Family Matters York are planning to offer an online course from next week on Handling Anger in the Family. It will look at how as adults we manage our own anger and then how we support our children's feelings of anger. It will involve the presentation of material, whole group discussions and small group activities which will all take place online at the same time, on the same day over four weeks.
Anyone who is interested is asked to contact Family Matters with a preference for one of the following times: 9.00-11.00am; 2.00-4.00pm; or 7.30-9.30pm. They can be contacted on T: 07393 147259 or E: info@fmy.org.uk
York Wellbeing Service
Here is a link to a helpful booklet that can be completed with your child at home.
The 4 Broad Areas of Need
Please take some time to look at the links to useful websites below.
Communication and Interaction
Speech and Language
NHS York Speech and Language Website
Autism
Communication and Learning
Dyslexia
If you have any concerns that your child may have traits of dyslexia or literacy difficulties, some helpful information and websites are listed below. If you would like to speak to your child's class teacher to discuss this further, please make an appointment to do so.
Driver Youth Trust
Our school has worked in collaboration with the Driver Youth Trust - a national charity dedicated to improving the life chances of children and young people, with a focus on those with literacy difficulties and who may have SEND. In collaboration between DYT, we have adopted the Drive for Literacy model that addresses the needs of those who struggle with literacy and may be dyslexic. Our school leadership, whole school and key staff (SEND/Literacy team) have access to Drive for Literacy workshops, resources and parent support and advice to ensure pupils with literacy difficulties are able to access the curriculum and experience success as learners. More information on this model, which includes useful information and free resources for parents and schools can be found at www.driveryouthtrust.com and on Twitter @DriverTrust.
Supporting Dyslexia
Please click here for a further information and support.
Social, Emotional and Mental Health
Physical and Sensory
Resources to Support Home Learning
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