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RAP 2015-17

Key Issue 1: Raising achievement & attainment of pupils with SEND Further accelerate the achievement of students particularly in KS3 for SEND so that the gaps in achievement and attainment are closed. 1.1 To ensure rates of progress at least match the levels expected in each year group and at least minimum expectation the end of KS4 particularly in English and Maths. 1.2 To improve rates of Literacy and Numeracy of SEN pupils at KS3. 1.3 To accelerate the attainment of the more able SEN. 1.4 To enhance and strengthen all mechanisms to maximize attendance, particularly for SEN with multiple barriers. 1.5 Establishment and deployment of the Closing the Gap intervention team impacting on progress of SEN in identified areas. Eng & Maths Eng & Maths 1 year termly RA AA Pastoral team GWK RA Closing Gap team. Class PP data shows narrowing of gaps in classes. Lesson Obs focus on teaching to closing the gaps Health checks. PP summary. English and Maths SEN summary. 85% or more of students reach age related expectations Pupil work scrutiny show improvement in Literacy and Numeracy. Progress points show increase. Class data shows at more than expected pupil progress. Health checks focus on more able. SEN with multiple barriers identified and attendance intervention established. Increase in attendance of this group towards school average. Baseline and end point data closely monitored to measure impact.

Key Issue 2: Intervention and support is provided as early as possible in school. Review school interventions and as a staff discuss ways of measuring the pupil s progress before and after - update pupils One page profile and the provision map to show impact and Plan, Do, Review. 1.1 /Departmental interventions established to improve rates of progress for SEN (outcomes analysis) 1.2 Following each Progress period, class teacher and SENCo work together to evaluate and refine classroom intervention using OPP ensuring the learning needs of SEND are met in the class. 1.3 Nurture groups and SEN rigorously monitored for impact of teaching with particular attention to English and Maths. 1.4 Regularly review of provision map highlighting an overview of programs and interventions used with different groups of pupils (Plan, Do, Review) 1.4 To update all SEN guidance regarding Sen referral, exams guidance, OPP and code of Practice. P. Period RA Each PP RA Eng/Maths teacher Each PP RA GWK RA After each PP RA SEN team RA Under-performing or low attaining disadvantaged students clearly Clear timelines support effective evaluation of outcomes linked to trigger intervention points. Continued regular assessments for slow moving pupils OPP for SEN embedded across all departments and used to improve rates of progress. Clear timelines support effective evaluation of outcomes. Clear timelines support effective evaluation of outcomes linked to SEN trigger intervention points. Monitor time based interventions. Identifying particular patterns of need and potential areas of development for teaching staff. Develop further the use of interventions which are effective and remove those which are less. All info to staff Timely exams guidance OPP review and effectiveness

Key Issue 3: Classroom teaching and assessment The highest quality teaching and assessment, never less than good and frequently outstanding leads to accelerated rates of progress on SEND 1.1 To audit staff training and development needs and offer teaching staff more training and development on dealing with specific learning difficulties. 1.2 - Ensure all SoW/Lesson plans provide sufficiently differentiated learning activities to both challenge and support all SEN pupils, removing all barriers to learning for pupils with SEN. 1.3 Teachers and LSTs systematically and effectively check pupils understanding throughout lessons and intervene with impact. 1.4 Ensure that all teachers are using appropriate assessment effectively to set targets in lessons which are deliberately ambitious for all pupils and especially those with SEN. 1.5 Clear SEN exams guidance and SEN support updated and distributed to all staff 1.6 Teacher adopt tracking and teaching strategies from SEND INSET that best support SEND in making accelerated progress across all subjects. RA GWK Annually RA GWK /All staff Lesson Obs GWK RA RA GWK RA RA GWK INSET Planned INSET from staff audit. Staff training needs clearly identified and addressed. Clear timelines support effective evaluation of INSET on staff. Clear focus with SEN INSET Clear timelines support effective evaluation of INSET. Class PP data shows at least expected pupil progress. Lessons obs focus on questioning of SEND with impact. Class PP data shows at least expected pupil progress. Health checks focus. All SEN pupils have their identified support. Assessment data shows expected progress. Cascade Sutton trust toolkit through INSET. Staff training needs clearly identified and addressed. Ensure all teachers flag SEN on planning. Ensure effective feedback (AFL) is highly effective for SEN students. Observation follow-up on feedback of INSET (triangulation)