St Francis De Sales Catholic Infant And Nursery School

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St Francis De Sales Catholic Infant And Nursery School

We walk, learn, love and smile together with Jesus

Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND)

Pupils with an identified Special Educational Need and/or Disability (SEND) at St. Francis de Sales Catholic Infant and Nursery School are fully included in all aspects of school life and are given appropriate support to access the curriculum to reach their full potential and succeed in life. Any learner may have special educational needs at some point during their time in school and therefore a wide variety of strategies will be used to meet the needs as they are identified.  Parents and carers are supported in seeking advice and implementing strategies they need to create an environment to fulfil their child’s potential, both in school and at home.

Mrs Wynn-Hughes is our Acting SENDCo. She is responsible for special educational needs at school. All schools have a SENDCo and they work with other teachers and with parents to make sure that pupils with special educational needs get the right support and help they need at school


Please call the main school office on 0151 525 8489 to make an appointment to meet Mrs Wynne-Hughes or you can email her directly at bwynnehughes@stfrancisdesalesinf.liverpool.sch.uk

 

 Please also refer to our Equalities page tab found under the 'Key Information' heading.

Local Offers

Here you will find information about the Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND) local offers for your residential area.

Liverpool SEND local offer

Sefton SEND local offer

Knowsley SEND local offer

The Aim Group https://theaimgroup.co.uk/courses have a range of fully funded (Free) CACHE accredited Level 2 qualifications available to help better understand some key issues around young people's mental health and wellbeing, along with a range of other qualifications that may help with developing careers.
Please see below information on structure, criteria and how to express interest:
Course Information/Structure:
- Online E Learning Platform.
- Have a full 10 weeks to complete the course
- Assigned your own login details, can log in and out when you please
- Assigned your own tutor who will support you throughout and mark your work
- No Exams or Essays. All Q&A based. 
- Can complete as many as you would like, just one at a time. 
- Gain a Level 2 awarded certificate upon completion (GCSE Grade C equivalent)
Minimum Requirements to access the course:
- Aged 19 or above
- Not currently on a Government funded course (inc Apprenticeships) 
- Has been in EU/UK for the past 3 years
- Must have access to a laptop, computer or tablet at home
Subjects Available:
  • Understanding Autism 
  • Neuroscience In The Early Years (0-7)
  • Understanding Children and Young Peoples Mental Health 
  • Distressed Behaviour In Children 
  • Adverse Childhood Experiences 
  • Counselling 
  • Understanding Specific Learning Difficulties (ADHD, ADD, Dyslexia and Dyscalculia)
More Subjects Available: 
If you wish to find out more, please complete the following link and Sofie will give you a call and talk you through how it works: 
If you would like a phone call regarding our Free Online Courses, please contact me on the following details:
sofie.rogers@theaimgroup.co.uk - 0203 900 3091

Autism in Girls

Please see the link below for lots of super activities and ideas to support your child with social skills, developing language skills, transition and listening skills:

Resources for Children’s Speech and Language | Herefordshire and Worcestershire Health and Care NHS Trust (hacw.nhs.uk)

BBC Bitesize has some great multi-sensory activities that you can do with your child at home. Check them out at the following links:

Five multisensory activities you can do with your child at home - BBC Bitesize

 

There are some activities to support children with dyspraxia, children who are struggling with strong emotions and other difficulties. Check out the link below to the parent support page:

Parents' Toolkit: Activities: Activities for SEND - BBC Bitesize

Support With Additional Needs (SWAN) group

The Children's Centre are facilitating  a Support With Additional Needs (SWAN) group at the County Children’s Centre every Thursday from 9th September 1-2-30pm. If you have concerns about your child’s development/behaviours (with or without a diagnosis), the Children's Centre would be able to work together with you and form a cohesive sense of support for them. Please contact Miss O'Kane on 01515258489 / uokane@stfrancisdesalesinf.liverpool.sch.uk if you would like to be signposted to this service.