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Our SENDCO: Angela Treneman
Our Deputy SENDCO: Holly Moysley
Our Pastoral Leads: Kirsty Moore (M-W) & Sharon Tarling (Th-F)
Our Speech and Language Therapist: Hannah Macey
Our ELSA (Emotional Literacy Support Assistant): Terri Davis
Our MELSA (Mediating Learning Support Assistant): Donna McArdle
At Bridge Learning Campus (BLC) our vision for our children is to improve the quality of schooling and outcomes for all children and young people by seeking to overcome social disadvantage and bring about social cohesion and equality. Inclusion is the principle of bringing people together, whatever their background or current levels of attainment, such that they can learn and participate together as far as is reasonably practicable.
In order to ensure that our children become confident, ambitious learners the team around your child need to have high expectations around what your child will achieve in the short, medium and long-term because learning is a journey that should never end – we can all improve and learn more. For this reason, the team around your child at BLC will always demonstrate through action a relentless, urgent and collective focus on achievement for all of our pupils regardless of starting point or need.
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Our core educational offer for all pupils includes but is not limited to:
- A rigorous and sequential approach to the curriculum with a long-term approach to learning over time
- All staff demonstrating through actions a culture of belief that everyone can achieve, succeed and master the taught curriculum
- Teaching and learning which draws on cognitive learning theory and is demonstrated through action
- An explicit instruction approach to teaching and learning which is implemented consistently and reflectively by all members of staff ‘ I do, we do, you do.’. This will ensure that children are clear what they need to do; have been shown how to do it; have appropriate scaffolds when needed and receive effective feedback to keep on track
- Regular, reflective, purposeful use of assessment for learning to ensure that teaching is effective so that children are successful
- All children actively engaging throughout the learning journey
- A proactive and positive approach to behaviour management
A collective approach to ensuring that children ‘keep-up’ with their learning as a result of well-planned and strategically implemented high-quality instruction.
SEND Documents
- SEND Handbook
- TiLA SEND Inclusion Policy
- Graduated response
- SEND for Children
- Parent Flow Chart
- PLP example
- Passport example
- SEND Support Plan example
- SEND Leaflet