Many pupils have a need for extra support at some stage during their school life. The support they need may be academic, social or emotional. Inclusion Support works in partnership with class teachers, parents and the learning mentor to help pupils build on their strengths and ensure they can acess the curriculum to the best of their ability.
Helping your child with reading
Regular reading at home can really help your child to progress in school.
We offer the "Jump Ahead" programme to a number of pupils in Key Stage 1. Jump Ahead’, a joint initiative developed by the Inclusion Support Team, Occupational and Physiotherapy Services, is a graded intervention programme devised for children with motor co-ordination difficulties.
We use a range of materials to support pupils with dyslexia. Please contact us if you are concerned about your child's abilities in reading and writing. We have links to some great websites to support pupils with dyslexia, click read more.
Regular reading at home can really help your child to progress in school.
We offer the "Jump Ahead" programme to a number of pupils in Key Stage 1. Jump Ahead’, a joint initiative developed by the Inclusion Support Team, Occupational and Physiotherapy Services, is a graded intervention programme devised for children with motor co-ordination difficulties.
We use a range of materials to support pupils with dyslexia. Please contact us if you are concerned about your child's abilities in reading and writing. We have links to some great websites to support pupils with dyslexia, click read more. 