whole school provision map jan 2015
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At Eskdale we endeavour to be an inclusive school, staff are aware of the learning needs of students and we aim to support students in being the best they can be.
The following quality first teaching is available for all of our pupils -Need - Cognition & learning, including ysle!ia,
yscalculia, and evelopmental "oordination isorder
#yspra!ia$.
Need - Communication &
interaction, including Autism,
Asperger%s &yndrome and &peech '
(anguage needs.
Need - Social, emotional & mental
health difficulties, including A),
epression and A).
Need - Sensory and / or physical needs,
including )earing *mpairments, A) and
"erebral +alsy.
ffer alternatives to written recording such as mind
mapping, writing frames, laptops or ipads etc
+rovide handouts to minimise copying from the board,
coloured as needed+rovide key words to support difficult spellings
Ensure fonts on whiteboard, worksheets, labels and
website are dysle!ia friendly such as "omic &ans or
"entury -othic and of a reasonable si.e
/se of coloured pen when writing on the classroom
whiteboard, backgrounds are changed to a cream 0
pastel colour
1esources and equipment are readily available to
students at all times such as coloured overlays,
alphabets and number linesE!tra time is allowed where needed
1eading aloud to a group to be volunteered
(earning to be presented in small manageable chunks
in a range of styles, understanding is always checked
and instructions repeated if needed
/se of planners to help learn
routines and carry messages
"lear and consistent short
instructions and rules given one at atime
"oncrete and specific language used
E!tra time allowed to process
information
ifferent points of view e!plained
clearly and calmly
1outines to be adhered to and
where possible advance notice given
re changes such as supply teachers
&upport use of planners for personal
organisation and regular communication
with parents, eportal for wider school
recording
"lear, short instructions given
Achievable targets and e!pectations
2ocus on praise and encouragement
3catch them being good3
(earning to be presented in small
manageable chunks in a range of styles,
understanding is always checked and
instructions repeated if needed
Empathy shown to encourage students
to understand the point of all,modelled by staff
*ndividual and whole school rewards,
wider curriculum opportunities
+ositive displays around school and in
classrooms
All areas kept tidy to ensure ease and safety
when moving around school, haards minimised
Aids and resources accessible and used
correctly such as radio aids, support chairs andwriting wedges etc
Appropriate seating plans to assist with lip
reading and accessibility etc
"lassroom environments to be considered such
as natural light and noise levels
/nderstanding is always checked, key words
e!plained and focused on
E!tra time to be given as relevant
454 support staff
*ndependence encouraged and supported
appropriately
6ork can be presented in a range of formats
Effective use of TAs in class Effective use of TAs in class Effective use of TAs in class Effective use of TAs in class
7odel, then teach, then support mind mapping or note taking
of key words etc
1epeat instructions and make sure they are understood
ccasional scribing
Encouraging children to make oral contributions to lessons
Encourage and support independence and use of all class
strategies before asking for adult help, "89:7E
;now about the alternatives to written recording
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