All students who attend this school are entitled to a broad and balanced curriculum, suitably differentiated to meet individual needs.
It is our policy to assist all our students to achieve their full social, emotional and academic potential, both within the school community and in wider contexts. Provision will be made for those whose needs are not easily met within the normal academic and pastoral curriculum so that they may remain as fully integrated as possible.
Key documents
Special Education Needs Policy SEN Report November 2018
Events, Information and Opportunities
Updates
Please complete and submit this form if you wish to receive a text message when the SEND or Family Support Advisor list of ‘Events, Information and Opportunities’ is updated.
Argyle Community Trust – Junior Ability Counts
Training sessions start on Tuesday 10 September for anyone aged 5 -16 with a disability. Sessions take place every Tuesday between 5.30pm – 6.30pm at Goals Soccer Centre.
The session includes football drills and games and anyone taking part get the chance to represent Plymouth Argyle in regular tournaments and matches. First session is free. All sessions are delivered by our fully qualified coaches who have vast experience of delivering sport and physical activity sessions to young people with a disability.
posted 10 September 2019
Short Breaks Family Fun Day
Sunday 20 October 2019, 1-5pm at Plymouth Life Centre
posted 12 September 2019
Time for You
Taster sessions on Monday’s 30 September & 7 October 2019
8 weekly meetings from Monday 14 October 2019, 10am-12pm at Routeways
posted 12 September 2019
The Royal National College for the Blind (RNC)
Have a Go Activity Weekend
Free for young people aged 13 to 17 with a visual impairment
Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 October 2019
posted 14 May 2019
The Plympton Hub
posted 1 April 2019
Plymouth Anxiety and Depression Support (PADS)
A Plymouth based adult mental health charity.
For more information click here
posted 12 February 2019
Who is eligible to receive an Autism Alert Card?
The Autism Alert Card can be issued to individuals aged 10 or over who live anywhere in Devon, although similar schemes are in place in other areas of the country and so the card and awareness about the disability may be recognised elsewhere.
For further details on how to apply and eligibility visit the Devon Linkup website or phone 07808 053992 or email autismalertdlup@gmail.com
posted 23 January 2019
The Zone Parents and Carers Workshops
The Zone is continuing to offer workshops for Parents and Carers through the upcoming months relating to Young People and Mental Health.
These workshops are split into a one hour information session with the second hour providing an opportunity for Parents and Carers to ask questions/gain information from a panel of professionals comprising of The Zone, CAMHS and Young Devon.
Please click here for the upcoming dates.
Parents and Carers can book to attend via Jodie Frost at The Zone - 01752 206626.
posted 8 January 2018
Links and Resources about Sleep from Cerebra
posted 26 September 2018
Inclusive Sport Regular Events
posted 13 November 2017
The Plympton Hub
Working together to support families
posted 31 October 2017
Whizz-Kidz: Ambassador Club
A free youth club for wheelchair users aged 8-25 years held on the first Sunday of each month at Plymouth Life Centre from 11.30am -5.00pm. The club is run by Adam Simmons who is also a wheelchair user and lecturer at Plymouth University. Parents do not need to stay for the duration of the club as there are two health care assistants who are specifically trained to take care of all the medical and personal needs of the young people. An application form will need to be completed before attending a session for young people that want to stay without a parent / carer. To find out more call Sally on 07867 124901 or email s.ellis@whizz-kidz.org.uk
posted 10 March 2017