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SEN Matters

SEN Matters. Keith Tysoe Lead Inspector for Inclusion, Health and Wellbeing September 2009. 3 tiers of service (core, core plus, enhanced) 3 levels of training (introductory, developing, specialist) Quindrat SENCO meetings Recruitment of 5 leading teachers at primary level

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SEN Matters

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  1. SEN Matters Keith Tysoe Lead Inspector for Inclusion, Health and Wellbeing September 2009

  2. 3 tiers of service (core, core plus, enhanced) 3 levels of training (introductory, developing, specialist) Quindrat SENCO meetings Recruitment of 5 leading teachers at primary level Online Self-Review Framework Learning Needs Team

  3. All newly appointed SENCOs with less than one year’s experience (started after 1st Sept. 2008) Qualified teacher Accreditation to be gained by Sept. 2012 2 Modules SENJIT to deliver training Training to be government funded Will replace ‘Grow your own Senco’ Induction and mentoring scheme to continue SENCo Regulations

  4. Completed online Follows new Ofsted framework and SEF format Includes value for money judgement Annual submission date – end of Autumn term Requests SEN data (LA to provide data set) Launch at Orleans Gallery 29th Sept. 1.30. AEN Self-Review Framework

  5. Type and level of need Budget allocation and SEN provision Pupils’ achievements (progress & learning, and attainment) Value for Money Judgement

  6. Primary School Census Data January 2009 SEN Identification - Primary

  7. Secondary School Census Data January 2009 SEN identification - Secondary

  8. AWPU (Grand total £32,466,287) AWPU £2383 - £2436 each pupil Total AWPU: £123,983 - £1,602,143 a school SEN and Social Priority (Grand total £4,109,692) Lump sum £10,633 every school Social deprivation £2,097 – £78,356 a school Sub-total: £12,730 - £88,989 Statements £1,686 – £173,017 a school Special units £78,339 – £165,818 some schools Total SEN and Social Priority: £15,876 - £296,817 a school Budget Share 2009/10Primary and Nursery

  9. AWPU (Grand total £22,310,218) AWPU £2976 - £3953 each pupil Total AWPU: £1,945,387 – £3,769,958 a school SEN and Social Priority (Grand total £3,665,989) Lump sum £37,424 every school Social deprivation £42,467 - £133,302 a school Social inclusion £10,091 - £23,491 a school Learning support units £55,837 every school Sub-total: £145,820 - £243,573 a school Statements £8,882 - £460,541 a school Special units £292,515, £460,517 two schools Total SEN and Social Priority:£254,445 - £771,890 a school Budget Share 2009/10Secondary

  10. High expectations are key to securing good progress Accurate assessment is essential to securing and measuring pupil progress Age and prior attainment are the starting points for developing expectations of pupil progress The majority of pupils, including pupils with SEN, are expected to progress at least 2 levels (P Scale/NC) over a key stage Progression Guidance 2009 -10

  11. National Curriculum and P scale progress Assessments (ratio gains) Observations Measuring Pupil Progress

  12. SEN Matters Keith Tysoe Lead Inspector for Inclusion, Health and Wellbeing 1st Floor Regal House, London Road TW1 3QB Tel: 020 8891 7553 Email: k.tysoe@richmond.gov.uk

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