Welcome to the SEND information page!

At Wenlock CE Academy, we value every child as a unique child of God.  Wenlock is an inclusive and nurturing learning environment where all children are supported and challenged to develop academically and to flourish socially as caring people in our community. 

For SEND children, a positive relationship is built between the parents/carers, the child and the school. We are all partners in supporting the child to achieve their very best. The school follows the Assess, Plan, Do Review process and Individual Education Plans (IEPs) are reviewed at the 3 half-term points of the academic year by parents, pupils and class teachers. If you think it would be beneficial for the SENDco to join you in the meetings, please let the class teacher know at the time of booking the review.

The school aligns with the SEN Code of Practice (2015) and the Equality Act (2010). The school SEND Policy and SEND Information Report, are available below, along with the Accessibility Policy. Also, please find the link to the local SEND offer from the Local Authority. 

• DSAMAT Send Policy January 2025
• SEND Information Report February 2024
• Equality Policy Nov 21

Click here for:

Luton’s Local Offer SEND information hub | Luton Directory

I look forward to working alongside you to ensure all children are successfully and flourish in God's love.

Miss Nye 

SENDco

For Parents - Supporting Children with SEND

Internet Matters have a great range of guides and advice hubs available for parents of neurodivergent children including connecting and sharing online, online gaming and more. 

You can access all the guides HERE.

SENDIAS

https://sendiasluton.co.uk/

To visit SNAP parent carer forum, please click here.

Luton SENDIAS (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities Information, Advice and Support Service) is a free, confidential, and impartial service available to children and young people with SEND (up to age 25), as well as their parents and carers.

Luton SENDIAS offers:

• Clear, accurate, and accessible information about education, health, and social care related to SEND

• Advice on your rights, responsibilities, and the support available to you

• Guidance through the Education, Health and Care (EHC) needs assessment process

• Help with preparing for meetings, understanding reports, and communicating with schools or local services

• Support with resolving disagreements, including information on mediation and appeals

• A focus on ensuring your views, wishes and feelings are heard and included in decisions that affect you

The service is designed to empower families and young people by helping them make informed choices and take an active role in the SEND process.