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SEND and Inclusion

At Lee Brigg Infant School we support all our children to enable them to achieve at school.

 

Excellent teaching is vital and high-quality learning experiences provide children with the opportunity to learn new skills, acquire knowledge develop their independence and a love of learning.

 

We recognise that there are occasions where further additional support may be needed to enable our children to reach their goals.

 

We pride ourselves on our inclusive ethos where the needs of individual learners are at the centre of their provision.

 

This information is part of Wakefield Local Authority’s Local Offer.

Who can I contact for further information?

 

  • If you would like to discuss your child’s Special Educational Needs please contact the school office to arrange a meeting with our SENDCo Miss Kilkenny.
  • If you are considering sending your child to Lee Brigg Infant School, please make an appointment to arrange a visit to our school, you will have the opportunity to discuss your child’s specific needs and to ask any questions relating to your child’s education.

 

Further Support

Are you a parent/carer of a child with SEND aged 0-25 years living in the Wakefield district? Do you feel isolated? Would you like to chat with other SEND parents in a relaxed informal group?
Then why not join us for a Cuppa & Chat, Sunday’s @ 7pm. Email – info@wakefieldparentcarers.co.uk to request an invitation to join us
WESAIL have a page on the local offer with lots of useful handouts that maybe of interest if you need further information and advice on subjects such as;
Education Health and Care Plans
SENDIASS- Going to meetings
Benefits and Entitlements
Click on the link below and choose the tab “useful information” and it will give you the full list

CAMHS stands for Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services. They are the NHS service that offers support and treatment for children and young people, aged up to 18 years old, who are experiencing difficulties with their mental health and wellbeing.

 

Wearing the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower discreetly indicates to people around the wearer including staff, colleagues and health professionals that they need additional support, help or a little more time. Since its launch in 2016, it has been adopted globally by major airports and venues and in the UK, by many supermarkets, railway and coach stations, leisure facilities, the NHS, a number of police, fire and ambulance services, and an increasing number of small and large businesses and organisations.

 

Witherslack Group pride themselves on their unwavering commitment to parents and carers of children and young people with special educational needs, as well as professionals working within the SEN sector. Their webinars will allow you to stay connected, inspired and informed wherever you are in the world!
You can browse upcoming webinars using this link:  https://www.witherslackgroup.co.uk/support-and-events/webinars/

 

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