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1 St Ignatius College HOW WE SUPPORT CHILDREN/YOUNG PEOPLE WITH SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS OR DISABILITIES What is the school s vision and mission statement? At St Ignatius College, we aim to find God in all things. We endeavour to care for the individual by showing love in deeds and by building a Christian community that engages with a wider world, parents and carers. St Ignatius College aims to promote equality of opportunity, excellence and the development of individual potential. We believe that all our pupils are of equal value and share the same educational rights - irrespective of culture, gender, home situation, current levels of attainment and disability. What type of school/college are we? St Ignatius College is a boys Catholic Jesuit Secondary school. It is one of only five Jesuit secondary schools in the United Kingdom. The school admits boys from age and girls in the 6 th form Our Ofsted rating? Overall Grade: Requires Improvement The school has the following strengths Students behavior is good. They are keen to learn, and are respectful and courteous towards each other and adults. The sixth form is good. It is well led and students make good progress because of their very positive attitudes to learning and good teaching. Students spiritual, moral, social and cultural development is exceptionally well supported through the strong religious ethos within the school. Students say they feel safe and well cared for. The Head Teacher and senior leadership team have raised expectations and increased teachers accountability; as a result, teaching is improving. Governors know the school well and are clear about what needs to be done to improve teaching and learning. Increasingly they are challenging senior leaders to do better. 1 P a g e
2 Assessment and Progress: To ensure students who need extra help are identified early, a number of strategies are applied an accounted for: 1. Records from previous schools, including KS2 information SATs 2. Literacy screening of Year 7-9 NFER reading test, Vernon Spelling test. 3. Individual literacy assessment 4. Individual assessments of casual intake 5. St Ignatius College staff referral 6. Information provided by parents and external agencies 7. Pupils self- referral 8. Information derived from the Cognitive Ability Test scores. 9. Half termly data collection is collated and analysed. SEN students not making sufficient levels of progress are target across subject areas for early intervention 2 P a g e
3 What does our college do to help young people with special educational needs? At St Ignatius College, we aim to ensure that all SEN learners are able to make at least expected progress. The SENCo collaborates with, the Inclusion Team and the Senior Leadership Team to oversee and plan for the needs of all SEN learners. We regularly track progress data and individual assessments to identify interventions and then evaluate the effectiveness of the interventions offered. We have a range of interventions, which is our provision map, across the school that fall into the following three categories Wave 1 The effective inclusion of all young people in high-quality lessons. These are reasonable adjustments implemented by the classroom teacher to ensure all SEN learners can access the curriculum. These might be: differentiated resources, coloured overlay, differentiated seating plans or changes to the physical environment of the classroom Wave 2 If students are not making expected progress at wave 1, the next step in our provision map is small group provision for children who can be expected to catch-up with their peers as a result of the intervention. These are timely interventions with specific entry and exit criteria. The expectation is that SEN learners will engage in a fixed term intervention to enable learners to catch up with their expected level of progress. Wave 3 Students, who may have exceptional Special Needs, will have on-going and targeted interventions. These may be structured into their timetable. Our team has a range of experienced staff that track, implement and evaluate interventions to support SEN learners throughout their learning journeys. They have been trained in ASD, dyslexia, speech language and communication difficulties and behaviour management. 3 P a g e
4 SEN Teacher Small group literacy groups Individual literacy or numeracy lessons Learning Support Assistants Support year 7 pupils during transition into St Ignatius College. Provide in class support for pupils across the school. Implement reading interventions to support learner with specific learning difficulties such as Toe by Toe, Paired Reading and word Shark Run handwriting clubs, homework clubs and coursework catch up clubs Learning Mentors Run small group interventions for: 1. Transition 2. social skills 3. bereavement 4. self-esteem 5. organization skills 6. Think Positive a cognitive behaviour therapy tutor group intervention across year 7 4 P a g e
5 How we adapt our teaching for children/young people with special educational needs All class teachers are aware of the need to differentiate the curriculum to the needs of the pupils. This could include providing a writing frame, a glossary of key words or a simplified hand out. The aim is that all pupils are able to access the lesson and progress with their learning whatever their starting point is. How we decide what resources we can give to a young person with special educational needs: All Students with statements of SEN or Education, Health and Care plans (EHCP) receive support as detailed in the documents. The SENCo also puts into place appropriate needs following the advice of parents, carers and staff All students in Lower set Maths and Science receive in class support in those lessons All students reading below 9 years 3 months receive literacy support These strategies are reviewed at the time of the students annual review in conjunction with subject teachers and parents/carers are informed of any changes. 5 P a g e
6 How we check that a child/young person is making progress and how we keep parents informed Pupil progress is monitored by the Head of Year, Head of Department and Subject Teachers during half termly assessments. This information is sent to parents on a half termly basis. This data is filtered to the SEN team who use this to inform provision mapping. Provision mapping is a menu of interventions a school uses to ensure our learners make good progress. This could be mentoring, paired reading or Toe by Toe a programme for pupils with SPLD. When the SEN team has analysed pupil progress from the termly assessments, we contact parents to offer guidance to support learners at home. We also use the data to identify interventions that might support the pupil s progress. We contact parents to discuss this in letters or phone calls home. The SEN team will coordinate regular review meeting with all key stakeholders to discuss pupil progress. Our wider school staff offers a range of workshops to support parents. We also offer parents the opportunity to engage with organisations like Parent in Partnership. Support we offer for children s/young people s health and general wellbeing We have a strong pastoral system in place at St Ignatius College. We call our Heads of Year Learning Coordinators. These members of staff use the schools information system to track behaviour, attendance and learning. Our Learning Coordinator facilitate weekly panel meeting to discuss pupils whose behaviour might suggest an unmet need. Other members of staff on the panel are a member of the Senior Leadership Team, the SENCo, the attendance officer and the Learning Mentors to ensure the discussions of individual learners are in-depth and holistic. Other members of staff who have concerns about the social, emotional and mental health of learners can fill in a referral form to flag the learners for discussion at the weekly panel. The panels then agree on actions and interventions that may support behaviour in order to avoid exclusions and increase attendance. We have a dedicated welfare officer who is also supported by other members of staff to oversee the pupils self-administration of medicines and personal care. We have a medical room that can be used by learners with medical needs. Pupils requiring medical plans for serious medical conditions are requested to notify through the school the application process. Any subsequent new developments the school should be notified ASAP. A medical care plan will be written with the support of the school nurse and input from parents during a dedicated meeting. The care plan will be reviewed annually. We encourage our boys to be engaged and active in their learning. We have a school council made up of variety of year groups. The council meets regularly to explore the views of our young men. We also have a sixth form College Captain who acts as our Head Boy. He facilitates sixth form groups who take on various responsibilities around the school and engage in extracurricular activities on behalf of the school. They take great pride in being part of the team and readily represent the views of the school body. 6 P a g e
7 How we include children/young people in activities and school trips We have an inclusive policy at St Ignatius College and we think it is of absolute importance that all or our young men are able to access all of the activities our school offer. We also understand that a partnership with parents is vital for the health, wellbeing and learning for our learners. We make it a policy to liaise and plan with parents where needed to ensure access to our extra-curricular activities. Specialist external services we use when we think extra help is needed We have a range of external services that St Ignatius College draw on to support our learners: Autistic Spectrum Disorder outreach service run by Durants Special School Speech and Language service in the Local Authority Child and Mental Health outreach service Behaviour Support Service Educational Psychologist for assessment and intervention Hearing Impairment Team School Nurse Education Welfare Officer Staff Training: Our staff are offered a range of continued professional development to support their planning, understanding and relationships with learners. This includes: Autistic Spectrum Disorder awareness Speech and Language awareness Behaviour for Learning Differentiation Safeguarding 7 P a g e
8 How we prepare for children/young people joining our school and leaving our school The SEN team have a step by step transition procedure from primary that begins in the autumn term 1. Parents are invited to attend our open evening in autumn. The SENCo encourages SEN parents to make individual appointments to discuss the SEN needs of the young person in detail 2. In the spring term, the SENCo will attend reviews and annual reviews at the primary school 3. Pupils who needed, will have extra and structured visits during the summer term to ensure a smooth transition to St Ignatius College 4. At the end of the summer term, all the information on our new students is gathered. A pen portrait of each learner is then created and shared with staff. 5. In September, all year 7 tutor groups are assigned a learning support assistant to support SEN learners during the first two to three weeks We have a Connexions Service that support our young men in their transition to their next stage in their education life. How parents are involved in school life: We understand the importance of parent voice at St Ignatius College and involving parents in planning for their young person s need. We have access to translators for parents whose first language is not English. The forums that parents are able to access in order to be involved with decision making are: Parent evenings Review meetings Pastoral Support Plan meetings Behaviour Support Plan meetings Governor meetings Behaviour Panel meetings Education Psychologist meetings Speech and Language meetings Learning Coordinator meetings Team Around the Child meetings 8 P a g e
9 Who to contact for more information or to discuss a concern The SENCo and Learning Coordinators are the first point of contact for parents who may want to discuss their young person. If you think your child may have special educational needs? Contact: Mrs Catherine Goodwin Special Needs Coordinator Head of Learning Development St. Ignatius College EXT 208 If a parent wished to seek independent, confidential and impartial advice, we recommend: The Ark, Marsh House 500 Montagu Road London N9 0UR Enfield Parent Partnership Service Please direct enquiries to: Deena Sookia or Prafula Katkoria Other Sources of Information From the 1st of September 2014 The Enfield Local Offer is available at 9 P a g e
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