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SEND

We ensure that all of our students receive an education that is appropriate to their needs, promotes high standards, and the fulfilment of potential.

We welcome all students from the local community, and want to offer everyone the opportunity to receive an outstanding education.

We are committed to working collaboratively with our school community to ensure that all of our students receive an education that is appropriate to their needs, promotes high standards, and the fulfilment of potential.

In creating an inclusive learning environment, our aim is that every child will:

  • Achieve their best
  • Become confident individuals living fulfilling lives
  • Make a successful transition into adulthood, whether into employment, further or higher education or training

Further information regarding the ways in which we support our students with Special Educational Needs and/ or Disabilities (SEND), as well as useful information and resources on how to support young people with SEND in school and at home, is available below. You will also find a link to to Birmingham City Council’s Local Offer, which provides help, advice and information about the services available for your child.

If you have any feedback, or would like any further support, please do not hesitate to contact our SENCO:

by email

or by phone on 0121 566 6500

From January 2026, the SENDCO and Deputy SENDCO will be running a clinic every Wednesday and Thursday between 15:30 and 16:30. If you would like an appointment to discuss your child’s special educational needs, please email: [email protected] who will arrange the appointment for you.

Our SEND Policy and SEND Information report are available on the Statutory Information Page

The Birmingham Parent Carer Forum is a group of voluntary parent carers who have children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). Whilst the forum is not a support group, they actively seek to work in collaboration with all parent carers, parent support groups, community groups, schools, voluntary and grassroots organisations to gather voices and experiences to influence change and challenge service design.

Birmingham Parent Carer Forum

Birmingham City Council’s Children and Families Directorate have surveys for young people with SEND are parents of SEND students. If you would like to take part, the links are below.

Supporting Dyslexia – Local Offer Birmingham

Supporting Children at School and at Home – Local Offer Birmingham

CAT Parent Carer Online One to One Advice Sessions Tuesday 14th July 2026

Birmingham City Council Local Offer

  • Help, advice and information about the services available for your child or young person from birth to 25 years with a Special Educational Need or Disability (SEND).
    www.localofferbirmingham.co.uk

 

Spelling Frame

The World of David Walliams

Sensory App House

  • A range of apps are available for students with Profound and Multiple Learning Difficulties (PMLD) or Severe Learning Difficulties (SLD). All are interactive and many do not require significant coordination abilities.
    www.sensoryapphouse.com

Teaching Visually Impaired Students

OAK National Academy

BBC Bitesize

Twinkl

  • Parents can sign up and create a free account with lots of resources to print at home.
    www.twinkl.co.uk

White Rose Maths

Help Kidz Learn

  • A collection of games and resources designed for a range of educational needs and stages.
    www.helpkidzlearn.com/

These sites will support your child with improving their basic vocabulary and are particularly useful if your child cannot access other resources provided by school.

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