SEND stands for Special Educational Needs and Disability.  A child with special educational needs is understood to have either a learning difficulty or a disability and the child needs special educational provision to be made for them.  This is any educational provision which is additional to or different from that generally made for other children of the same age in a mainstream school.

Special educational needs are grouped under four headings;

• Cognition and Learning (learning needs)

• Communication and Interaction (speech, language and social interaction needs)

• Social, Emotional and Mental Health

• Medical, Sensory or Physical Needs

Click here to read Lincolnshire County Council's Local Offer. This provides information to parents/carers and their families about the services provided by Lincolnshire County Council.

Click here to read our Special Educational Needs and Disabilities Information Report 2024. This provides information about what our school provides for children with special educational needs and disabilities. 

Our SENDCo is Mrs Potts.  Contact her through the [email protected] 

We have collated a wide range of resources, links and websites which we hope will offer guidance and advice relating to areas such as toileting, dental care, autism, ADHD, mental health in children, speech and language support and sleep amongst many others.  There are also links to local and regional agencies and associations who can offer individual support in specific areas.  We hope that this Padlet will support all families, not just those who have children with SEND.  The Padlet can be accessed here or by scanning the QR code.  A paper version of the QR code is available outside the office for you to take away with you.