Special Educational Needs and Disabilities

The Philip Morant School & College prides itself on being an inclusive mainstream school. The 2014 SEND Code of Practice outlines four categories of need that include a range of difficulties. 

  • Communication and interaction
  • Cognition and Learning
  • Social, Emotional & Mental Health
  • Physical and Sensory

The Philip Morant School & College  is committed to offering an inclusive curriculum to ensure the best possible progress for all of our students. We believe that all learners, irrespective of their starting point or the challenges they face, have the right to a broad and balanced curriculum.

We strive to ensure that all students are able to engage in all aspects of school life. We provide a range of support in order to facilitate this and regularly review the needs of students in order to provide the right support.

Our learning support team aims to accurately identify students with special educational needs involving external professionals where appropriate and provide support strategies to enable staff to meet the needs of these students across the curriculum.

We are committed to working with the parents of children and work hard to understand how we can best support individual needs.

At The Philip Morant School & College, each child who is placed on our Special Educational Needs (Inclusion) Register will:

  • Be assigned a one plan coordinator who will be their key point of contact. Their one plan coordinator will meet with parents & carers at least three times a year to review their One Page Profile and One Plan to celebrate achievement and identify next steps;

If necessary, they may:

  • receive additional support outside of lessons. This may include an intervention to help with reading, spelling, mathematics or social emotional and mental wellbeing; 
  • Be awarded Exam Access Arrangements; 
  • Be supported in lessons from one of our learning support assistants; 
  • receive 1:1 tuition from one of our Intervention tutors; 
  • Be referred for additional help and support from one of our outside partners, such as YES, EWMHS or our Educational Psychologist.

Key staff

  • Mrs Gaze (SENCO)
  • Miss de Bruyn (Assistant SENCO) 
  • Mrs Woods (Qualified Teacher for the Deaf)
  • Mrs Bacon (Qualified Teacher for Visually Impaired)

To get in touch with a member of the SENCO team please email contact@pmsc.school, for the attention of the SENCO team or call the school on 01206 545222.

Follow the links below for our

SEND Information Report

SEND Policy

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