Children with Learning Difficulties
Children with Learning Difficulties
It is not unusual for children to experience difficulties of one sort or another with their work at some time during their education. What is important is that these difficulties are kept in perspective. Often they do not last long and with help and support are often soon overcome.If your child has difficulties that we are concerned about we will let you know, and we hope that you will draw to our attention any concerns that you may have, so that we can work together. In these situations an Individual Education Plan (IEP) is drawn up by the teacher and parents to address the particular difficulty being experienced. If difficulties persist the school Special Educational Needs Team will be involved and a further IEP will be devised. If the school is unable to resolve the difficulty from our own resources we may be able to obtain help from the Educational Psychologist, Speech Therapist, Teacher of the Hearing Impaired or the County's service for Special Educational Needs. The School Policy for Special Educational Needs gives full details of our provision and this is available in school. Back to top