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Rossmere Graduated Response
Every children at Rossmere Primary School has access to the following ‘Graduated Response’, starting at the top. For the majority of children, support at Band 1 enables them to make good progress –
- All children are supported within their classroom by the class teacher and teaching assistant (there is 1 teaching assistant in each class who’s role is to support all children, under the direction of the class teacher)
- Children who require intervention or support in an area of learning may spend short periods of time out of the classroom working with a teacher or teaching assistant (e.g. on spelling, maths, reading, social skills) either on their own or in a small group.
- If the class teacher (or parent) is concerned about any aspect of a child’s progress they are referred to the Inclusion Team – they will be discussed by the team ands a plan of action decided on. The parent will be informed if it is felt that further investigation is needed.
- Referral to a specialist for further assessment in school – Speech and Language Therapy, Future Steps Occupational Therapy, Place 2 Be Play Therapy, dyslexia or other learning assessment from our Specialist Teacher. Parents will be invited into school to discuss the assessment and the outcome.
- Following assessment a programme of support will be planned. This will be delivered in school by a trained teaching assistant, supported by additional work at home delivered by parents or carers. This intervention will be time limited and reviewed.
- Following a programme of intervention, if concerns about the child’s development remain, they will be placed on the SEND register. Intervention will continue in school.
- Referral to the Educational Psychology Service or CAMHS will be made with parental consent if concerns remain that the child is not making progress.
- The advice of EPS or CAMHS will be followed – this may involve further support in school, or may require application for an Education Health and Care Plan.
SEND Policy