Special Educational Needs

St Keverne SEND Vision 

At St Keverne Primary School, we passionately believe in the importance of inclusion and equality for all children. Our ‘Dream it, Believe it, Achieve it’ vision is at the heart of our ambitious curriculum, which is designed to be exciting and engaging. The curriculum is scaffolded and adapted to meet the needs of every individual to ensure all children thrive and reach their true potential. Teachers at St Keverne share the belief that everyone is a leader of SEND provision. They treat everyone on an individual basis by identifying barriers early and then catering for their specific identified needs. All staff at St Keverne fully recognise and are committed to fulfilling their responsibility to ensure that every pupil has an equal opportunity to attain good outcomes in their learning, progress and personal development. Pupils of all ages and abilities will be encouraged and provided opportunities for continued growth and development to become independent, resilient and ambitious.

Special Educational Needs & Disabilities (SEND)

Children with additional needs are identified through a combination of observations within their classes by our experienced staff, tracking the outcomes of assessments and through discussions with parents. Should a child need additional strategies, or different provision, in order to meet their needs and remove barriers to learning our SENDCo works with the class teachers and teaching assistants to create tailored programmes of SEND support. This SEND support is known as the graduated approach and takes the form of a four-part cycle (assess, plan, do, review). Through this cycle, actions are reviewed and refined, as understanding of a student’s needs and the support required to help them secure good outcomes increases.

If you wish to discuss your child's learning programme, please do not hesitate to contact your child's class teacher in the first instance.

We work with a range of external agencies to provide the best support for all our children. There are too many to list, but they include: