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26/05/23

What an amazing turnout to the colour sun, organised by the Friends of Kilnwood Vale. The children (and staff) had so much fun! Thanks to the FoKV for organising and to everyone who contributed towards the fundraising. pic.twitter.com/KhHjdKYK2N

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15/05/23

In Nursery, children have been learning all about King Charles and the Coronation. They had their own Coronation tea party, where they created crowns to wear.To support their topic “puddles and rainbows” children created a colourful rainbow in a science experiment. pic.twitter.com/5uKIgUtEj7

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12/05/23

Would you like to train to teach in a local school? GLF Schools Teacher Training has placements available in both Primary and Secondary schools across the trust starting in September 2023. Register for an information event to find out more. https://t.co/6C47lGj18m pic.twitter.com/PKli8250vz

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12/05/23

Are you a West Sussex school looking for an Appropriate Body and provider for your September starters. Visit our website for more information about the support we provide https://t.co/PjU5m2ogpL pic.twitter.com/lcNX40uP4n

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06/05/23

Hot chocolate on a Friday for a selection of children who have demonstrated our 'Excellent' learning behaviours this week! Here are a few photos! pic.twitter.com/14dpu7P4bt

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21/04/23

To celebrate Autism Acceptance Week 2023, the children spent time in their classes talking about their individual differences. The focus of conversation was about being special, unique and having different strengths. pic.twitter.com/F1TNDxv1KU

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21/04/23

Hot chocolate with Ms Burke and to celebrate 6 children from Y1-3 who have been following our Excellent Learning Behaviours this week. Keep it up! 🌟 pic.twitter.com/wrIzO5quU8

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18/04/23

What a delightful start to the Summer Term at Kilnwood! We've been focusing on our Excellent Learning Behaviours as you can see in this photo. Bring on tomorrow ☺️ pic.twitter.com/YVsJs6wdAh

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18/04/23

What a delightful start to the Summer Term at Kilnwood! We've been focusing on our Excellent Learning Behaviours as you can see in this photo. Bring on tomorrow ☺️ pic.twitter.com/K04Cc8GRJL

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17/04/23

Congratulations to everyone who got their Reception offers today, we look forward to seeing our new cohort in September! pic.twitter.com/V64KzgYuaZ

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28/03/23

Today's Year 1 performance based on The Great Fire of London was excellent. It was wonderful to hear so many confident voices and see such lovely smiles. pic.twitter.com/nN89CSuSh8

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21/03/23

The art of teaching is the art of assisting discovery... the best teachers are those who show you where to look but don’t tell you what to see. Could this be you?Register for our Zoom into Teaching event below:https://t.co/vbdDq4m50b pic.twitter.com/DrTG6dm3Av

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18/03/23

It was brilliant to see a wave of red at school yesterday to recognise 🔴

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16/03/23

Thank you to everyone who attended our Science Fair tonight. It was fantastic to see so many of our school community visit to see the wonderful projects the children have created!

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16/03/23

In Nursery, we had a great time planting with family members, we have been learning all about growing. The children planted seeds and flowers and have been watching as they grow. We have planted our own beans and have been excited to watch as they begin to sprout roots. pic.twitter.com/lj6zuZi3XR

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16/03/23

A great buzz Science Fair - watch out for more photos and pupil voice - our children talk with confidence and a love of science. Check out our weekly newsletter and website. pic.twitter.com/T77PnJCejU

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03/03/23

Opportunity Fund is now open to families at schools within to give their children opportunities in the arts, music, drama and sport.Find out more here: https://t.co/KZ2RhpkCAg#glfschools pic.twitter.com/RGOSTIz3ha

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03/03/23

Thanks for some great science today pic.twitter.com/LYOaqnxMv5

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01/03/23

A very exciting day in Nursery today with the first chicks hatching! The children were amazed. 🐣 pic.twitter.com/VT1Hw18PnM

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27/02/23

Our book fair has arrived! The children were very excited to visit and see all of the books. Please come along each day this week from 3.30-3.45 to have a look and maybe even purchase some! pic.twitter.com/yDrg3L3Sa7

Inclusion

Provision for SEN(D), EAL and LAC

Inclusion at KVP

At Kilnwood Vale, we believe that every child is unique and we celebrate this uniqueness, this difference. There is no such thing as a normal child, nor a normal adult. Our aim is to give every child the support that they need to thrive. This may be support with their learning or support with regulating their emotions or developing social skills, with speech and language or with physical needs. Progress in school is more than simply academic progress - it is how a child grows to be a happy, resilient, kind and empathetic member of our community both in school and the outside world. 

Some children are on what we call our Inclusion Register. We think of this as an inclusion "umbrella" offering support that is additional to that which all children receive. Children who are under this "inclusion umbrella" will be there for many different reasons. They may be there for a short time or a longer period. It means that they will have some extra paperwork that will be shared with you, to help us and you to monitor their progress called an Individual Support Plan. We welcome and value parental contributions to these plans. You are the experts on your children. 

SEND

Depending on the individual needs of children, they will receive both curriculum support in class and additional support in small groups as appropriate. The quality of teaching within the classroom has the greatest influence over children’s progress and we will invest in training, resources and monitoring to ensure our classrooms are an inclusive place for all children. This is known as the ‘Wave 1’ or ‘Quality First Teaching’.

Additional interventions at ‘Wave 2’ are planned to enable children to accelerate their progress. These are generally taught in a small group and sometimes a 1:1 situation.

A child identified as having SEND also receives ‘Wave 3’ interventions. These may be provided individually or in a small group, and the support provided will be personalised to enable the child to achieve his/her potential. This support is additional to or different from the everyday curriculum for that class and is detailed in a provision map and reviewed regularly. Any additional support for a child will be planned for by the class teacher and overseen by the SENCO. It may also include provision/ advice from an external agency or professional.

EAL

Kilnwood Vale is aligned to the GLF Schools vision to identify and meet the needs of those pupils at its schools classed as English as an Additional Language (EAL).
EAL specifically are those pupils who have a first/home language other than English and who are in the process of learning and using English as an additional language through the curriculum and the broader life of the school.

Whilst being clear that EAL is not Special Educational Needs (SEN) or a learning difficulty, GLF Schools recognise that pupils with EAL can often have additional needs in terms of accessing the language used by staff and peers and related learning issues. Not addressed, these issues can easily lead to underachievement and isolation. At Kilnwood Vale we will endeavour to:

Ensure EAL pupils have full access to the curriculum and other school-based opportunities

Be proactive in removing any barriers that stand in the way of our EAL pupils fulfilling their potential

Provide our EAL pupils, particularly those who are international new arrivals (INA) with a safe, welcoming environment where they are accepted, valued and encouraged to participate.

LAC

A ‘looked after child (LAC)’ is defined as a child in the care of the local authority or is provided with accommodation for a continuous period of more than 24 hours.

At Kilnwood Vale the DSL will be the person responsible for the education looked after children (LAC). We will ensure all staff, both teaching and non-teaching have an understanding of the difficulties and educational disadvantage faced by children in care and understand the need for positive systems of support to overcome them.  Kilnwood Vale will be committed to working with local authority Virtual Headteachers to promote the achievement of children who are looked after.

 

Please read the documents below to see how we support children with Special Educational Needs at Kilnwood Vale Primary School. 

 

Documents

Page Downloads Date  
Kilnwood Vale Whole School Provision Map 25th Jun 2019 Download
The Thrive Approach to Promote Emotional... 25th Jun 2019 Download
Thrive Leaflet 25th Jun 2019 Download
Parenting Peer Support 20th May 2022 Download
Aspens info 1 20th May 2022 Download
SEND Inclusion Policy September 2022 12th Sep 2022 Download
Kilnwood Vale School Frequently Asked Qu... 01st Nov 2022 Download
SEND Information Report 2022 01st Nov 2022 Download
Leaflet SEN Support updated march 23 31st Mar 2023 Download