Special Educational Needs and Disability

SENCO: Mrs C Lawrence

Mrs Lawrence can be contacted at CLawrence@hurworth.nalp.org.uk or 07809 211562

Staff in the SEND Department support our students’ additional needs in a variety of ways. They may support students emotionally, physically or academically within their lessons; provide safe, supported socialising opportunities at break, lunch and after school; help to complete homework after school; provide 1:1 sessions to support academic or social progress; lead small groups in reading interventions; and run alternative morning registration groups to help students get ready for a successful day. Some teaching assistants provide alternative options at Key Stage 4 in addition to the general school offer.

Sometimes, it is necessary to refer a student to an outside agency, such as Speech and Language Therapy (SaLT) or CAMHS (Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services). This would also be carried out by Mrs Lawrence or a member of the Student Support Team.

Further information can be found in the following SEND Information Report


Meet the Teaching Assistants

Mrs Lianne Cook

Miss Lauren Fletcher

Mrs Lorraine Stobbs

Miss Grace Wardell

Miss Katie Ireland

Mrs Lisa Curbeson

Mrs Beth Hales

Mrs Charlie Beagan

Mrs Cealy Ward

Mrs Michelle Notman


Send Administrator: Mrs Whale CWE

CWhale@hurworth.nalp.org.uk 01325 720424


Transition

Mrs Helen O’Neill contact: transition.enquiries@hurworth.nalp.org.uk

Transition from Year 6 to Year 7 is coordinated by Mrs O’Neill. Please contact Mrs O’Neill if you have any questions about the transition process; she will pass on your details to Mrs Lawrence if you need specific SEND advice.

Mrs O’Neill – Year 6 to 7 Transition and Literacy Specialist

Transition from Year 11 to Post-16 is coordinated by Miss Morton. She attends Year 11 reviews and ensures that Year 11 students with Special Educational Needs have the best chance of succeeding in their choice of Post-16 setting.


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