SEND
At Hyndburn Park, we believe that all our children have an equal right of access to a broad and balanced curriculum which enables them to achieve educational success and to reach their full potential. All children within the school, regardless of any disability or special educational needs they may have, are valued for their individual contributions. We use our best endeavours to meet each child's needs and make reasonable adjustments to enable children and their families to participate fully in the life of the school.
Staff are trained appropriately to support pupils with SEND. Leaders have effective
mechanisms in place to identify pupils’ additional needs at the earliest opportunity.
ofsted 2022
Our SEND Co-ordinator
Ms S. Tabsim | bursar@hyndburnpark.lancs.sch.uk |
Local Offer
The Local Offer brings together information for children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) and their families. Please see the documents below and visit Lancashire Council website for more detailed information.
SEND Documents
Useful Resources
- ADHD North West
This organisation provides information, advice, guidance and support to families in the North West affected by Attention Deficit Disorders. - ADHD Lancashire
A non-profit support group for children and adults who have been diagnosed with ADHD, ASD, Asperger's, Dyslexia, Dyspraxia, Learning Difficulties, SEMH and SEN. - British Dyslexia Association
A useful website for information about dyslexia and how you can help as a parent/carer. - Contact a Family
This organisation provides support for parents/carers of children with many different sorts of disability, including parent-parent support. - IPSEA - Independent Parent Special Education Advice
As well as lots of advice, this website has a jargon buster to help you through the maze of terms used in SEND. - National Deaf Children’s Society
https://www.ndcs.org.uk/
Information for families with hearing impaired children.
- Royal Institute of Blind people
The RNIB is a charity offering practical support, advice and information to anyone with a sight problem. - The National Autistic Society
This website gives useful advice to the parents/carers of children on the Autistic Spectrum.
