Grainville is a fully inclusive school. We work to ensure that each child, regardless of their needs, are fully supported to achieve the best possible education outcomes alongside ensuring their spiritual, moral, cultural and social development in an environment which places a high priority on student wellbeing.
Our aims are to:
- Provide high quality teaching and learning which allows each student to reach their potential
- Raise expectations and aspirations of all students
- Provide effective individualised support to those students identified with special education needs or a disability.
- Ensure that every student follows a curriculum that is suited to their ability and need/s, to enable them to enjoy, engage and achieve.
- Promote an ethos where students are encouraged to develop independence to their learning.
- Seek to ensure the full inclusion of students with special educational needs or disabilities in all aspects of school life including extra-curricular activities and school trips.
- Work in partnership with parent/carers to facilitate the development and outcomes for the student
At Grainville we follow the Education Department/CYPES Special Educational Needs Code of Practice (2017). In doing so we recognise the importance of valuing the student’s views, wishes and feelings alongside that of their parents/carers, involving them fully in all decision making surrounding their support.
POLICY
SENCo
For any information regarding SEND please contact the SENCo:
Nicola Williams
822914
TEACHING ASSISTANTS
We have a team of dedicated and committed teaching assistants who support students in class situations and also in individual or small group interventions.
Miss H Bailey (ELSA trained)
Mrs C Callec-Coyle (ELSA trained)
Miss D Channing (Literacy TA)
Ms L Kelso (Literacy TA)
Mr C Dacres
Miss S Isidor
Miss G Morton
Mrs L Rotherham
Mrs S White
Jersey SEN information 2017-18
Special Educational Needs (SEN) In January 2019, around one in seven (13%) pupils of compulsory school age in Government schools in Jersey were classified as having Special Education Needs.
This represents 1,339 pupils, of which 232 had a Record of Need (RON).
SEN classifications of compulsory school age pupils in Government schools in Jersey; 2019
In January 2019, around a quarter (29%) of all pupils with SEN were recorded as having social, emotional and mental health needs. A fifth were recorded as having a specific learning difficulty (21%) and a further fifth were recorded as having speech, language and communication needs (19%). This pattern is similar to that observed in previous years.
Compulsory school age pupils with SEN by description in Government schools in Jersey; 2019
