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St Gregory'sCatholic Primary School

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SEND provision

St Gregory’s is an inclusive learning community. Find out more about how we meet the needs of pupils with Special Education Needs and/or Disability by viewing our SEND Policy and SEND Information report. Our Inclusion Lead, Ms H Bunting can be contacted by telephoning 020 8997 7550 or emailing admin@st-grgeorys.ealing.sch.uk

 

What to do if your child needs extra support

Parents who themselves have a child with SEND offer reassurance and advice to parents worried about their child's needs, share top tips and signpost to support. Created by Heyday www.heydayuk.com in partnership with Education and Skills Development Group www.esdeg.org.uk and Lady Margaret Primary School www.ladymargaret.ealing.sch.uk

How to help your child get ready for school

Top Tips for parents to support their child to be ready to start school, including activities to practise at home and routines to help them make a smooth transition. Families are encouraged to watch this video about getting their child ready for school.

Where can I go for help if i am worried about my child's communication?

Members of Ealing's Speech and Language Therapy Team where to go support if a parent is worried about their child's communication and how to know when to seek support. Created by Heyday www.heydayuk.com in partnership with Ealing Speech & Language Service Speech and language therapy for children: West London NHS Trust www.westlondon.nhs.uk/slt, Education and Skills Development Group www.esdeg.org.uk and Lady Margaret Primary School www.ladymargaret.ealing.sch.uk.

How can I support my Autistic child?

Harry, a 15 year old pupils with Autism gives top tips for parents on how they can support their child with autism and where they can go for additional support. Created by Heyday www.heydayuk.com in partnership with Springhallow Autism Outreach

How will speech and language therapy help my child?

Members of Ealing's Speech and Language Therapy Service explain wheat happened when a child is referred to the service, how parents can support their child and key questions about the process. Created by Heyday www.heydayuk.com in partnership with Ealing Speech & Language Service Speech and language therapy for children : West London NHS Trust www.westlondon.nhs.uk/slt, Education and Skills Development Group www.esdeg.org.uk and Lady Margaret Primary School www.ladymargaret.ealing.sch.uk.

The SEND Local offer website is for children, young people and families living with Special Education Needs and/or Disability. It details everything you need to know about local services including:

 

  • Family support
  • Childcare and short breaks
  • Education, Health Care (EHC) Plans
  • Health & Wellbeing and specific conditions
  • Support in Education
  • Travel assistance
  • Money and benefits

 

 

Ealing Speech and Language team have a facebook page featuring an advice line and a range of content including:
• Hints and tips adults can use to support speech and language development
• Information about free workshops and training sessions about a range of topics
• Weekly ‘storytime and rhyme online’ sessions – posted on the page every Wednesday at 10am
• Makaton signs shared Sunday
• Information about activities available in Ealing borough and national campaigns to promote speech and language development

 

Ealing Parenting service offers a range of online courses and workshops, tackling all sorts of issues for children of all ages; offering advice and guidance and effective, proven strategies for parents to better manage their relationship with their children and to support their children during any challenges they may have. Parents can self-refer to workshops. 

 

You can find useful information about the Ealing Educational Psychology Service including an FAQ section of some questions that both parents and children might have when the EPS is involved and a parent's corner with helpful links and resources for things such as bereavement, learning, autism etc.

 

Do you need some emotional support? Ealing MENCAP is a free service for people with learning or other disabilities (including autism) and their families.

 

Family Fund Grants offers support to families on low incomes raising disabled or seriously ill children. Families can apply for grants to pay for items including computers and tablets, outdoor play equipment, sensory toys, clothing and kitchen appliances  

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