Special Educational Needs
Special Educational Needs
Long Sutton Primary School aims to provide the best learning environment and opportunities for your child. We value our nurturing, caring ethos and work together as a whole school community. We aim to provide individualised provision to best meet the needs of all our children and any additional educational, social, emotional or physical needs a child may have. Exciting times are ahead as we see how our children continue to embrace their differences and use their resilience to travel through their learning adventure, ready to celebrate their successes.
This year we are focusing on developing a dyslexia friendly environment for the future of our school. We offer a welcoming and accessible classroom environment for all our children, we felt it was important to highlight this to our whole school community and go for Inclusive Dyslexia Friendly Schools accreditation. Mrs Moseley, our SENCO, is available to answer any questions, she normally works on Tuesdays.
Who do I see if I am concerned about my child?
- Firstly see your child’s class teacher. You can arrange to speak to them at a convenient time for you both.
- You can also arrange to speak and meet with the SENCO (Mrs Moseley) or the Headteacher (Mrs Reynolds). This can be arranged through the school office.
A reminder that you can find information on our local offer (SEN information report) below, or as a paper copy in the front office. This will hopefully answer some FAQs.
Remember you can always go to www.somersetchoices.org.uk for information and useful websites. Also remember to look on the SEND noticeboard in the corridor, near the double doors.
Further support
Our PFSA (Parent and Family Support Advisor) is Suzy Wedley. You are able to access support from her by contacting her directly on 07825833556. Alternatively, referrals can be made to the PFSA through the SENCo or Headteacher.
Our SEN Governor is Reverend Jane Twitty
Other useful links below :
- Autism Somerset
- The British Dyslexia Association
- Bereavement care
- Childnet, information for parents to keep children safe online
- NSPCC
- Somerset Parent Carer Forum
- Somerset Health and Well Being
- Somerset SENDIAS (special educational needs and disability information,advice and support)
- Short Breaks Team 01823 358117, information about accessible clubs in Somerset for all children and young people with a disability or additional need
