SEND child in class using resources to support learning

SEND

Our Senco, Miss Kirstin Sutherland, 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. In March 2023 GEMS, a local organisation that offers advice and services to families of children with autism and/or ADHD. 

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 Sutherland, via the school office. 


Pupil Voice PhotoHow do TLAP SEND children feel about their support?

When asked if he feels important at TLAP, a SEND child said, “I feel important with all the care”

When asked how adults support them at TLAP, a SEND child answered, “They help me with writing, maths and when I am sad, they look after me again until I feel happy”

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@tlaprimary - May 25
World Africa Day! Staff and children all celebrated the continent of Africa today . Our children looked amazing, made African-inspired art, and Mrs. VanHuffel joined in the fun from South Africa by sharing photos of the South African sun. pic.twitter.com/mjbESG1QW1— tlaprimary () May 25, 2023
@tlaprimary - May 25
Reception had a wonderful time at Black Park this week comparing landscapes as part of their work on knowledge of the world. pic.twitter.com/JK0xJZ5vwC— tlaprimary () May 25, 2023
@tlaprimary - May 25
Wembley Women's FA Cup Final! Our children and staff , including some of our girls' football team members, had a fantastic day.⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️🏟️🏆🏆#girlsfootball pic.twitter.com/57PTDwBVRv— tlaprimary () May 25, 2023
@tlaprimary - Apr 28
Do you want to join a school where your well-being and professional development are taken seriously?To find out more click on the link:https://t.co/koODiqpYU9#edutwitter pic.twitter.com/sHu7sMbWud— tlaprimary () April 28, 2023
@tlaprimary - Feb 22
Here at TLAP, we are taking our learning virtually!Year Three used Virtual Reality Headsets to explore Stonehenge in readiness for their upcoming learning. pic.twitter.com/UMQLGwp8tw— tlaprimary () February 22, 2023
@tlaprimary - Feb 16
Do you want to work in a school where: Wellbeing and professional development are taken seriously?.... You can make a real difference? AND … You feel valued?To find out more or to apply, click on the link:https://t.co/koODiqqwJHPlease share.#edutwitter pic.twitter.com/uskPlnHamx— tlaprimary () February 16, 2023
@tlaprimary - Feb 10
Neurodiversity Discovery Day - our children learnt about how our brains work differently. The Project is a visual representation of all our different minds in the UK*. The umbrellas represent one in five with a neurodevelopmental condition. pic.twitter.com/S766ZKbYrC— tlaprimary () February 10, 2023
@tlaprimary - Feb 6
Following our session at school, our Year 3s experienced what it would be like to be in a Victorian Classroom at the – singing, history, maths and writing. They even found out what would happen if Victorian children got into trouble! pic.twitter.com/uvMHjIPsE3— tlaprimary () February 6, 2023
@tlaprimary - Feb 2
Play helps children learn! Our ‘Power of Play’ exhibition showed play supporting seven development areas, including communication - an old doll's pushchair, A Fisher Price workbench and roller skates were a few of the objects to enjoy. pic.twitter.com/kqVa8ZHDYU— tlaprimary () February 2, 2023
@tlaprimary - Nov 20
We’ve dressed up in pyjamas and learnt about the work Children in Need do. We also had fun doing Pudsey-themed activities like making masks. pic.twitter.com/JuGyW2LL3U— tlaprimary () November 20, 2022
@tlaprimary - Nov 3
We are lucky to have a royal residence so close to our school. Windsor Castle was our destination. We explored what it was like living in an 11th-century castle. Bringing history to life pic.twitter.com/97kpQQroVt— tlaprimary () November 3, 2022
@tlaprimary - Nov 2
The Langley Academy Primary is an oversubscribed successful school located in Berkshire, 5 miles from Windsor. If you would like to come and visit us on Saturday 5th November 10.30 – 12pm please email us on:admissions.orgWe look forward to meeting you. pic.twitter.com/E0U9vBDjaY— tlaprimary () November 2, 2022
@tlaprimary - Oct 24
Happy Diwali and Bandi Chhor Divas to all our families who are celebrating today. Share your celebrations with us- tag us in a photo @ Langley Academy, Slough https://t.co/FY8gLcCrKm— tlaprimary () October 24, 2022
@tlaprimary - Oct 21
A blue poison dart frog and a six-banded armadillo were a few of the 850+ things to see at . Our children discovered the wonders of the rainforest – the sights, sounds and smells but also the threats and dangers they are facing pic.twitter.com/VG4oO0SWfD— tlaprimary () October 21, 2022
@tlaprimary - Oct 17
Dippy, T-Rex, Rings of the past, Mary Anning’s Jurassic marine fossils and our planet then and now were some of the many things our Year 3 explored . pic.twitter.com/W2lmNrdlCO— tlaprimary () October 17, 2022
@tlaprimary - Oct 5
Gas mask, iMac, Carnival headdress, Digeridoo, WW1 shell carrier and 95 other unique objects to bring the maths curriculum to life as part of our Discovery Day pic.twitter.com/bIXnrK5xXm— tlaprimary () October 5, 2022
@tlaprimary - Sep 9
We are deeply saddened by the death of Her Majesty The Queen. May she rest in peace. Our schools , and join our nation in mourning for our Queen and will continue to be inspired by her life of faith and service. pic.twitter.com/BCwh3ceYaL— The Arbib Education Trust () September 9, 2022
@tlaprimary - Sep 5
First day of school! Welcome back to all the TLAP family, we hope that you had a lovely break and are ready for the new year! https://t.co/fo0xMoaQik— tlaprimary () September 5, 2022
@tlaprimary - Jul 14
“Break a leg” to all the children in tonight’s performance of Mary Poppins! We hope you all think it’s “Practically Perfect” https://t.co/MTtC4QG5R5— tlaprimary () July 14, 2022
@tlaprimary - Jul 12
Are you joining us for Mary Poppins this week? Our Year Six Children are putting on this musical spectacular on Thursday and Friday at 7pm this week- get your tickets after school at Green Drive tomorrow! https://t.co/ZqU7kbvNbN— tlaprimary () July 12, 2022
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