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School Examples - All regions - 10 Jul 2018
Following the unexpected death of a parent our pastoral team had to very quickly develop a plan to support two children and train staff in grief and bereavement.
School Examples - All regions - 09 Jul 2018
Our information about SEND includes a new film which uses questions from the child's point of view and has a mental well-being focus.
Research - All regions - 20 Jun 2018
Nurtureuk is delighted to present the fourth volume of the International Journal of Nurture in Education, the only journal solely dedicated to research on the nurturing approach. We are proud of the contributions made by our authors who provide an in-depth examination of different themes dear to nurture practitioners.
All regions - 15 Jun 2018
This paper discusses changes in SEN and disability provision, pressures on ordinary schools and parental choice, providing a review of inclusive education and its prospects.
School Examples - All regions - 24 May 2018
To have a more meaningful engagement with parents in the review of our SEND offer /policies.
School Examples - All regions - 16 May 2018
The school demonstrates a commitment to supporting parents and families through regular workshops that are targeted at providing parents and carers with valuable skills to support their children.
School Examples - 14 May 2018
The school benefits from experienced teaching assistants who effectively support learning.
School Examples - All regions - 14 May 2018
School have established excellent relationships with parents/carers to enable an effective graduated response, where parent views are actively sought and acted upon.
Guidance - All regions - 02 May 2018
This leaflet, funded by the Department for Education and developed by families as part of NHS England's Ask Listen Do project, is intended to help build a mutually respectful partnership between families and the school, college or other education settings. On occasion, relationships between families and schools are not as successful as they need to be. By building trust this can change and a new way of working together can be developed.
School Examples - All regions - 24 Apr 2018
At the Green Way Academy we wanted to showcase what our children with Special Educational Needs could do, and celebrate their progress and success.
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