SEND inclusion
Special educational needs and disability
At Wonersh and Shamley Green Church of England Primary School, we are committed to offering an inclusive curriculum to ensure the best possible progress for all of our pupils whatever their needs or abilities.
Central to our SEND work is the core belief that every teacher is a teacher of every pupil, including those with special educational needs.
At Wonersh and Shamley Green Primary School we want each child to achieve his/her best, to become confident individuals living fulfilling lives and to make a successful transition into their next school.
Mrs Jennifer Korda, SENDCO and Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead. Mrs Korda is also our Designated Teacher for Looked After Children. Working days Monday/Tuesday/Thursday 9.15am - 2.30pm, Wednesday 8am - 5pm. Contact 01483 892 345 email j.korda@wsgprimary.uk
Graduated Response
Surrey / WSG School SEND Information
All Surrey schools have been asked to outline the provision in place in school to support children with additional special educational needs or disabilities using the Surrey Local Offer Website
WSG Special Educational Needs Information Report
SEND Statement of Intent, Implementation and Impact 2023/2024
SEND Policy 2023 (Review 2024)
Arrangements For The Admissions Of Pupils With Disabilities
SIASS (Surrey SEND Information Advice and Support Service) provides impartial, confidential and free support to empower parents children and young people with special needs - for more information please use this link SSIASS
We are committed to ensuring that we are an inclusive school which caters for all differing abilities and needs. If however you are a parent and wish to raise a concern please follow the process outlined in our Complaints Procedure which can be located here Complaints Procedure Statement
SENCO Clinics
Mrs Korda's clinic dates for the Summer Term 1 are: 24th April, 1st May, 8th May, 22nd May
SEND Coffee Mornings / Afternoons
These are some of the topics we have discussed at previous coffee mornings:
- Supporting your child with their school work
- Sleep / diet / exercise concerns
- Family relationships
- Supporting your children with their social and emotional needs
- Accessing support in the local area for your family / child
We look forward to seeing you there!
NSPCC Positive Parenting Guide for all ages
Next coffee morning: Wednesday 17th April straight after morning drop-off
Useful websites
