Clayton Brook School SEN Unit Consultation
| Purpose | We are seeking your views about a proposal to create a special educational needs (SEN) unit within Clayton Brook Primary School. This formal consultation is a legal requirement in order to make changes like this to a school. What are we planning to do? The proposal is to create an SEN unit for up to sixteen children with social communication and interaction needs at Clayton Brook Primary School. All of these children will have education, health and care plans. Some of these children will transfer from another school to Clayton Brook Primary School so that they can attend the SEN unit. Children attending the SEN unit may be taught in the unit for some of the time and at other times when appropriate they will be taught in existing classes. Why are we doing this? To give families more choice about the type of school they would like their child to attend. Clayton Brook Primary School is a 'Good' school (Ofsted) To make sure there is specialist support and enough special school places for all children with special educational needs. How will we do this? By making sure the needs of every child and young person in the school are met, whether or not they have special educational needs. By making sure that all staff have the training they need to support the children whether they are in the SEN unit or attending mainstream lessons By providing funding for any adaptations to the school building through the basic needs grant provided by the local authority. The school will receive additional funding from the high needs block to provide support for all pupils attending the unit, in line with the funding for places at specialist schools. This means the school should not be financially disadvantaged by the creation of the unit. |
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| Subject |
Schools (nursery, primary, secondary, special) |
| Commissioned by | Inclusion Service |
| Geographic area |
Preston |
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| Method |
Questionnaire - online |
| Consultation with |
Schools/parents/governors |
| Date | 20/06/2024 - 18/07/2024 |
| Undertaken by | Business Intelligence |
Contact information
For more information about this research contact:
Inclusion Service
Telephone 01772 531597
Email: Inclusion.South@lancashire.gov.uk