Mrs Allen is our school SENCO her role in school is to work with and support our pupils who may have additional needs or barriers to learning and to ensure they receive good quality teaching & learning.
Mrs Allen works closely with our Behaviour and Inclusion Lead Mr Lawrenson and our Mental Health and Well-Being Lead Mrs Williams for those pupils and parents who require additional support.
If you think your child may need extra support, whether you feel they are struggling in school or may require either curriculum or emotional support; Please contact the school office to see if Mrs Allen is available or make an appointment.
Action For Children and The Children’s Society have produced a guide to help parents understand and offer thorough support if their children experience anxiety. Please see the link below for Parent and children’s mental health supporting guides for schools.
Contacts and Useful Information
Liverpool Early Help Directory
ehd.liverpool.gov.uk
Autism Training Team
[email protected]
07515 501854
07522 800193
National Autistic Society
www.autism.org.uk
0808 800 1050
ADHD Foundation
www.adhdfoundation.org.uk
0150 237 2661
Alder Hey ASD Pathway
[email protected]
0151 252 5252
Fresh CAMHS
[email protected]
0151 293 3662
CAMHS Crisis
0151 293 3577
YPASS
[email protected]
0151 707 1025
ADDvanced Solutions
[email protected]
0151 486 1788
Autism Alliance
www.autism-alliance.co.uk
0190 950 6678
LIVPAC (Liverpool parents and carers)
[email protected]
0151 727 5271
Isabella Trust
[email protected]
07956 749774
Autism in Motion
[email protected]
0151 252 2225
Parental Signposting / Support Agencies:
Liverpool
SENDIASS
Tel. 0800 0129066
Liverpool ASD Training Team
Tel. 0151 233 5988
The Isabella Trust
Tel. 07956 749 774
LivPaC (Parent Carer Forum)
Tel. 0151 7275271, 07504 544638
ENDIASS
Tel. 0151 934 3334
Autism and Social Communication Team
Tel. 0151 934 2347
The Isabella Trust
Tel. 07956 749 774
An Education, Health and Care plan (“EHC plan”) is a legal document which describes a child or young person’s special educational needs, the support they need, and the outcomes they would like to achieve.
The special educational provision described in an EHC plan must be provided by the child or young person’s local authority (“LA”). This means an EHC plan can give a child or young person extra educational support. It can also give parents and young people more choice about which school or other setting the child or young person can attend.
An EHC plan can only be issued after a child or young person has gone through the process of an Education, Health and Care needs assessment.
You can find out more in the video below