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Click on a question to find out more information What should I do if I think my child may have special educational needs? How will the curriculum be matched to my child’s needs? What training are the staff supporting my child with SEND had or having? How will staff support my child? Click on a question to find out more information How is the decision made about what type and how much support my child will receive? How are your resources allocated and matched to my child’s needs? How accessible is Meadowside School? How will I know how my child is doing and how will you help me to support my child’s learning? How will my child be included in activities outside the classroom, including educational offsite visits? How will you know if my son/daughter needs extra help? Can staff get extra help from experts outside if they need to? How will Meadowside help with transitions to the school, initially and later? What support will there be for my child’s overall well being? What external specialist services and expertise are available or accessed at Meadowside? Where can I get more information?

Team Teach, positive handling and behaviour management Meadowside staff, including teachers, teaching assistants and other staff have regular and up to date training in: Team Teach, positive handling and behaviour management Child Protection and Safeguarding, including Channel Awareness Makaton – Foundation level Autism Moving and Handling What training are the staff supporting my child with SEND had or having? Some staff have additional specialist training in: Rebound Therapy Makaton – Advanced Level Autism (Autism Education Trust) Emergency Pool Response (EPR) Team Teach – Advanced Tutor Defibrilator use First Aid – deeper level Next question menu

How will staff support my child? The Pastoral staff team, in consultation with parents will produce a person centred plan. The Learning Mentor will liaise with families, school and external agencies where appropriate. Subject Leaders are all qualified teachers who plan and prepare schemes of work, targets and individualised learning outcomes for every child. Interventions, such as 1-1 support, may take place for children not reaching expected targets. The school has a Higher Level Teaching Assistant (HLTA) who leads and covers lessons under the supervision of Subject Leaders. All pastoral classes are led by a qualified teacher and supported by 1 or more Teaching Assistants ranging from Level 1 to Level. How will staff support my child? Next question menu

Speak to your child’s current school. What should I do if I think my child may have special educational needs? Speak to your child’s current school. Contact your GP and request an assessment. All children at Meadowside School have a Statement of Special Needs or EHCP (Education Health & Care Plan). If you feel that the Statement or EHCP requires amending, contact the Pastoral Tutor. Next question menu

How will the curriculum be matched to my child’s needs? All Subject Leaders set individual targets matched to each child. The Pastoral Team will devise an individualised timetable, in consultation with parents, the Learning Mentor and the Assistant Head Teachers. A wide range of opportunities is available; some children access Woodchurch High School for inclusion in mainstream courses. Some children access work based learning opportunities, such as Best Bites Café and Dale Farm. Next question menu

How is the decision made about what type and how much support my child will receive? All decisions regarding support are on a need by need basis, in partnership with parents and other professional agencies as appropriate. Pupil Premium funding is used to overcome any barriers to learning, such as: to improve behaviour, relationships, self-esteem or any health or therapy issues. Next question menu

How accessible is Meadowside School? Ground floor layout Wheelchair accessible throughout Hoisting in all changing rooms, the Medical room and the Immersive Space Height adjustable tables available. Height adjustable worktops/sink/cooker in the Life Skills classroom. Brand new swimming/hydrotherapy pool, fully accessible throughout Next question menu

Transition from Primary School Early liaison between Meadowside and Primary feeder schools. Activities arranged for Year 5 and 6 children to access at Meadowside e.g. the feeder school Sports Event. Activities to engage parents e.g. social events/workshops How will Meadowside help with transitions to the school, initially and later? Transition from Meadowside School Links with the Independent Advice & Guidance adviser begin in the Year 9 Annual Reviews Careers Fairs Links with Wirral Metropolitan College/out of Borough colleges/Social Care. Careers lessons. Next question menu

Parent workshops, covering topics such as e-Safety, How will I know how my child is doing and how will you help me to support my child’s learning? The Pastoral Team will liaise closely with you, by phone, via Class Dojo and by reporting progress in the Home School Book. Termly opportunities for Consultation, with Subject Leaders, Pastoral Tutors or other professionals. Special Events, such as our Showcase Day, where parents are invited in to join in with activities and talk to staff. Parent workshops, covering topics such as e-Safety, Annual Report on progress, in addition to the Annual Review of the Statement/EHCP. Next question menu

How will you know if my son/daughter needs extra help? Ongoing assessment and monitoring, target setting and evaluation. Close liaison with parents, addressing concerns and referring to other agencies as appropriate. Effective use of classroom support, promoting independence in a structured environment. Next question menu

How will my child be included in activities outside the classroom, including educational offsite visits? All learners have opportunities to access activities offsite – we have both a Year 7 and a Leavers’ residential journey. All KS3 classes are encouraged to take part in offsite visits to places such as museums, local villages, farms and theatres. All 14-19 classes have the option to link with Woodchurch High School or other work-based placements. We have had year long placements with Crosby Lakeside Adventure Centre. Student Council and Rotary Interact Club take part in many community based activities Next question menu

Where can I get more information? Contact us to visit the school or speak to a member of staff – 0151 678 7711 Check out our website at www.meadowsideschool.com Read the Meadowside Magazine Facebook and Twitter pages Next question menu

What support will there be for my child’s overall well being? Regular events to develop social skills. Pastoral teams build strong relationships with all children, identifying issues early and working together with parents to maintain a positive atmosphere and climate for learning. The Learning Mentor will support children where necessary, working with the Response agency, part of Wirral Council Universal Youth Support Service. Next question menu

How are your resources allocated and matched to my child’s needs? Subject Leaders develop long term plans with costings to develop the subjects over a projected term. Each subject area is allocated a budget and its effectiveness monitored by the Head Teacher. Children who benefit from inclusion at Woodchurch High School are supported by a Teaching Assistant as appropriate. Next question menu

Can staff get extra help from experts outside if they need to? Weekly session with the Riding for the Disabled Association (RDA) Links with Everton in the Community Links with Merseyside SLD Schools consortium Next question menu

NHS nursing team on site Physiotherapist regularly on site What external specialist services and expertise are available at Meadowside? NHS nursing team on site Physiotherapist regularly on site WiSCH - Wirral Services for Child Health work closely with young people who have additional health care needs. SaLT - Wirral Speech and Language Therapy The Educational Psychology Service CAMHS – Child and Mental Health Service LDT – the Learning Disabilities Team Cover slide menu