My School SEN Support Plan

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My School SEN Support Plan Insert School Logo My School SEN Support Plan INSERT PHOTO My Name is: Date of Birth:

My Parent/Carer Details My Personal Details Surname: Other names: Home Address: Gender: Religion: Home language(s): Date of Birth: Ethnic Origin: My Parent/Carer Details Mother’s name: Father’s name: Home address: Telephone:    Child in Care? Any Additional Information:

One Page Profile PHOTO My name is Age This is an interpretation of my views based on information from my family and people who know me well PHOTO WHAT PEOPLE LIKE AND ADMIRE ABOUT ME WHAT IS IMPORTANT TO ME My name is Age WHAT PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW TO SUPPORT ME WELL

Important People in my life Family Background Important People in my life

Summary of my identified needs What I would like to be good at

Important to me and for me To (what really matters to me) For (Good support)

What is working and not working so well in my life

Informal (family and community) support List organised activities that the child/young person does outside of school hours e.g. through the Local Offer or informally through family support (non-statutory) Activity With whom When

My Final Education Resources and Support Plan (example of year 3 pupil) Outcome (medium term) Intervention (solution) Staff/ pupil ratio Staff Weekly Duration Weekly cost Annual cost Achieved/not achieved By the end of year 3 I will have achieved level 2c in literacy and numeracy In class literacy and numeracy to support individual work on reading, spelling, writing 4:1 HLTA 2 hrs per day = 10 hrs £175 ÷ 4 = £43.75 £1662 By the end of year 3 I will be able to independently play with one other child for 10 minutes Social skills group to develop friendships, interaction skills and sharing 8:1 Learning mentor 5 x 30mins per week = 2.5 hrs £43.75÷ 8 = £5.46 £208 By the end of year 3 I will be able to contribute to a small group discussion, observed on 3 separate occasions Language programme to develop my ability to converse in a small group situation 6:1 Teaching Assistant 2 x 30 mins per week = 1 hr £17.50 ÷ 6 = £2.92 £111 By the end of year 3 I will be able to manage my mobility around the school site A physiotherapy programme to develop my mobility and strengthen my gross motor skills 1:1 5 x 30 mins per week = 2.5 hrs £43.00 £1660 By the end of year 3 I will be able to play independently with one other child for 10 minutes A lunch time social skills group 5 x 1 hr = 5 hrs ÷ 3 £86.00 £1090 By the end of year 3 I will be able to share my feelings with a trusted adult Daily 30 minute session with a learning mentor Learning Mentor 5 x 30 mins = 2.5 hrs £58.30 £2232 Total   £6963

Additional Resources Provided by the Local Authority Outcome (medium term) Intervention (solution) Staff/ pupil ratio Staff Weekly Duration Weekly cost Annual cost Achieved/not achieved Total My Support Plan Review The outcomes and support in this plan will be reviewed by my school 2/3 times per year to look at the progress against the outcomes and update the support. The one page profile and other sections will be updated by my parents/carers. The review of support will involve my parents and me. Signed ................................................................... Parent/Carer Date: .....................................................................