LangleyPrimary 9389

SEND

Our Senco, Miss Rashall , works with children, parents, staff and other professionals such as speech therapists and educational psychologists, to make sure that the SEND children at TLAP always receive the best teaching that will allow them to overcome their specific barriers to learning.

We believe that all children should be given the support that they need so that they can fulfil their potential and become anything they can dream of! Some of our children with SEND need extra support and we provide this in many ways, some examples of how we do this are: pre and post teaching of new vocabulary or concepts, fine motor skill activities, additional reading or phonics sessions.  

At TLAP, children’s wellbeing is at the heart of everything we do. It is in our school DNA. With any support that we put in place for a child, we always ensure that their wellbeing remains a priority.  

We hold monthly SEN parent coffee mornings on the last Friday of each month. We do this to give parents of children with SEND the opportunity to informally meet other parents. We are also inviting different organisations in to talk on a range of topics.

There is a lot of thought and planning that goes into meeting the needs of children with SEND. Take a look at our full documents to help you understand exactly what it is that we do here at TLAP. 

You can read our full SEND policy HERE.

You can read our full SEND information report HERE.

You can read Slough’s Local Offer HERE.

If you have a questions about SEND please ask your class teacher or contact our Senco, Miss Rashall, via the school office.

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@tlaprimary - Feb 12
Every child deserves to feel they belong!💛 For  , we explored “This Is My Place” with  , reflecting on places that make us feel safe, accepted and supported. From drawings and stories we talked about kindness and creating a sense of belonging.— tlaprimary () Feb 12, 2026
@tlaprimary - Feb 12
Are we as safe online as we think we are? For  , we reminded pupils that not everything online is true and not everyone is who they say they are. Our message: Be SMART: Strange. Meet. Accept. Rest. Think. Stay safe and speak to a trusted adult if you're unsure.— tlaprimary () Feb 12, 2026
@tlaprimary - Feb 6
How do we build confidence and independence on the road? 🚲 Our Year 5 pupils completed Bikeability Level 2, learning to ride safely and confidently on local roads. A big step forward! Thanks Angela at 👏#Bikeability pic.twitter.com/lmtk0Qb18F— The Arbib Education Trust () February 6, 2026
@tlaprimary - Feb 5
What should we call the newest members of our TLAP family? Wig 1 and Wig 2 are ready for better names and we want them to reflect our school values. All pupils will have their say through class, year and whole-school votes. This is  in action, led by our children!— tlaprimary () Feb 5, 2026
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How do we help children build healthy habits for life? 😁 We’re proud to receive our Programme certificate with the Slough Oral Health Improvement Team. Thanks to . Supporting lifelong oral health and healthier smiles for all in Slough. pic.twitter.com/vzvXkkJr22— The Arbib Education Trust () February 4, 2026
@tlaprimary - Feb 2
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@tlaprimary - Jan 30
Girls and Boys Football Fixtures ! We wish our teams the best of luck.— tlaprimary () Jan 30, 2026
@tlaprimary - Jan 30
What if every school helped children thrive, inside and outside the classroom? We’re proud to launch the Slough Healthy Schools Award, promoting physical & emotional wellbeing, so children can learn, grow & succeed. Together, we’re building healthier schools & brighter futures💙Slough Borough Council ()The Slough Healthy Schools Award launched last week at Langley Academy Primary with Cllr Ishrat Shah, lead member for public health, wellbeing & equalities, meeting pupils from yrs 3-6, PE lead, Mr Geer, & Headteacher Mrs Bowen. Read more:  orlo.uk/RTuu2—  https://x.com/SloughCouncil/status/2016904891529155011— tlaprimary () Jan 30, 2026
@tlaprimary - Jan 21
What does “same but different” really mean? 🤔🧩 For Discovery Day, our Diversity Committee led whole-school activities celebrating individuality, belonging, and unity as one TLAP family. Shared proudly with Councillor Shah Same but different—and proud of it. 🌈✨ pic.twitter.com/9CbACymUAx— The Arbib Education Trust () January 21, 2026
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⚽ What a fantastic week of football! Brilliant matches and great effort from everyone involved — well done to all who took part! 👏🙌— tlaprimary () Jan 16, 2026
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@tlaprimary - Dec 19
🎄As we come to the end of term, we would like to wish all our pupils, families and staff a restful and enjoyable Christmas. We look forward to welcoming everyone back to school on 6 January.🎄       Video   — tlaprimary () Dec 19, 2025
@tlaprimary - Dec 18
We have been very busy getting into the festive spirit🎄✨ From plays and singing to jumper day, festive crafts, charity support and even a visit from Santa’s elves, our children have filled the season with pride and smiles.  🎅🎶     — tlaprimary () Dec 18, 2025
@tlaprimary - Dec 18
Our TLAP students have been collecting donations for our annual Give and Share at Christmas 💙 With houses competing to raise the most items. This caring initiative shares kindness across our community. Thank you to everyone for your generosity.#DenhamParishChurch pic.twitter.com/YnPEnNSmtF— The Arbib Education Trust () December 18, 2025
@tlaprimary - Dec 3
💛 Children in Need – 25 challenges for 25 years! 💛 Our children reflected on how some children carry heavier “backpacks” of worries and how kindness can help lighten the load. To mark 25 years of  , they took on Challenge 25—completing 25 acts of  — tlaprimary () Dec 3, 2025
@tlaprimary - Nov 24
What happens when ten schools come together for a day of numbers, logic and teamwork? The TLA Primary  took place on Friday. Teams tackled five problem-solving rounds—from Make a Number to Shuttle—all competing for the rolling trophy.  Well done to everybody 👏— tlaprimary () Nov 24, 2025
@tlaprimary - Nov 18
❓ How do reindeer survive Arctic winters? Thick coats, antlers, and even UV vision! Thanks to for bringing the magic of reindeer to life as pupils explored habitats, diets, and adaptations.#Christmas2025 pic.twitter.com/qhaVeI538O— The Arbib Education Trust () November 18, 2025
@tlaprimary - Nov 11
Today, our children and staff came together to honour those who made the ultimate sacrifice in wars past and present. We held a two-minute silence, as our Brownies, Cubs & Scouts proudly wore their uniforms in remembrance of all who served.   — tlaprimary () Nov 11, 2025
@tlaprimary - Nov 10
🧦 Today is  ! 🧦 Across our school, children wore odd socks—a fun and powerful way to express individuality and celebrate what makes each of us unique. Odd Socks Day marks the start of  , reminding us that difference is something to be proud of.— tlaprimary () Nov 10, 2025
@tlaprimary - Nov 10
🚴‍♀️ Huge congrats to our 120 pupils who completed Bikeability Levels 1 and 2! 🚴‍♂️ From first rides to real-road cycling, you’ve shown confidence, skill & safety on two wheels. 👏 So proud of our new road-ready cyclists! pic.twitter.com/6VQjRoTl71— The Arbib Education Trust () November 10, 2025
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