Unless otherwise specified, the text below applies until Sept 2019. School phases: All Understand how Ofsted will inspect your school's SEND provision. The number of syllables in the words ‘frog’ and ‘tadpole’ will help pupils to remember the... Use these frog and tadpole themed rhythm cards to teach pupils about crotchet rests, crotchets and quavers. Inspectors are expected to work within local community areas, with support from the Care Quality Commission, to understand what has worked well for those youngsters and how improvements can be made in future. The core group of SEN trained HMIs within Ofsted is valued highly but they are rarely used for inspections within the Non-Maintained sector, where registered inspectors are the norm. They will look for evidence that pupils with SEND are committed to learning, understand how to be a successful learner and feel safe at school. May 2019 update – Following the Ofsted consultation 2019, Ofsted then released their new Ofsted framework 2019. The statutory duty on local authorities (LAs) to identify as far as possible those children not receiving a suitable education does not extend to home-educated children. Its publication follows the new duties on local areas brought about by the Children and Families Act 2014. pupils with SEND will need to have been set aspirational targets and be on track to meet them, and the same will apply to any pupils attending off-site alternative provision. This is welcome guidance, but could go further by providing examples of what would be considered as non-inclusive and unacceptable. Establishing a rigorous and effective approach to SEN monitoring and self-evaluation means you will always be prepared for when Ofsted visit. Understand how Ofsted view data, curriculum development and exclusions or alternative provision Now customize the name of a clipboard to store your clips. Plus, get tips on how to make the most of your inspection meeting. How Ofsted evaluates special educational needs and disabilities provision in schools Slide 1. Crucially, Ofsted will consider the progress of pupils with SEND in relation to their starting points. Ofsted ‘concerned’ over exclusion of SEN pupils. Survey 8. Natalie Packer takes a closer look…, Arts On The Move – for all your drama needs…, Note lengths – Crotchets and quavers rhythm cards, Greek mythology – 8 of the best Greek Gods and Ancient Greece resources for KS2, French KS2 lesson plan – Near future tense and new year resolutions. provision in schools It … Home; Southend-on-Sea Borough Council; Southend-on-Sea Borough Council. And Ofsted has now said it is “concerned” that in secondary schools pupils with SEN support are five times more likely to have a permanent exclusion than pupils with no SEND. Arts On The Move – for all your drama needs… Arts On The Move, JORVIK Viking Centre boosts its lockdown educational offer JORVIK Viking Centre, Teach KS2 STEM with VEX Go from VEX Robotics VEX Robotics, Teach KS1 STEM with VEX 123 from VEX Robotics VEX Robotics, Team GB and Aldi recruit Kevin the Carrot to inspire healthy eating in schools with their latest primary resources Aldi, School inspections now include an examination of SEND provision and pupil progress – so how should you prepare for when the inspectors come calling? Section 6 The role of the Early Years SENCO Page 3 of 7 implements SEN support and the cycle of action: assess, plan, do, review, see Section 5: SEN Support in the Early Years – a graduated approach; and meets the requirements for record-keeping in a way that supports the participative Special education needs money should be ring fenced and parents should be shown clearly where this amount is being used in open proof with independent reference via person. 1.8 Definitions of special educational needs (SEN) A child or young person has SEN if they have a learning difficulty or disability ... their child’s education including in relation to assessments of SEN, provision for SEN, and the way that support is provided for SEN. Young people over 16 also