SEND
Special Educational Needs At Kettering Park Infant Academy
At Kettering Park Infant Academy we are very proud of our inclusive ethos. As such, our school is made up of children with a wide range of abilities, and we believe that over the years many children with SEN and/or disabilities have enjoyed their time at our school where they have thrived, made good progress and have been well-prepared for the next stage in their education.
Provision
Mrs Pooley is our SENDCO's and closely monitor how all our children with SEND re progressing. Our aim is that children with SEND achieve their full potential just like every other child in school. This is achieved through the use of Individual Education Plans where appropriate, meetings with teachers and parents, provision of specialist resources, accessing specialist support and targeted interventions that meet a child’s individual needs.
Children with SEN and/or disabilities are fully included in all school activities including after school clubs, trips and school shows/productions.
To contact Kettering Park Infant Academy SENCo:
Mrs Pooley
Please call the school office: 01536 481922 kpia-admin@kpia.inmat.org.uk
Accessibility
All areas of our building and school grounds are fully accessible to all, including wheelchair access.
For further details read our accessibility plan found in the documents listed on this page
Useful websites for supporting children with SEND:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zh9v382 Bitesize have a specific SEND section on their website, offering lots of advice and resources to support remote learning for young people.
https://www.specialneedsjungle.com/ offers lots of support and useful links for families.
https://chatterpack.net/ ChatterPack is a voluntary-run, online special educational needs and disabilities hub. They work to support families, schools, and other professionals through their free resources, and by sharing accurate, practical, respectful, advice and information.
https://www.understood.org/en/articles/8-working-memory-boosters Understood.org share 8 working memory boosters.