SEN Provision

Welcome to our SEND page. This is your one-stop shop to find out about how we manage SEND in school. There are downloads and links to useful resources as well as useful contact details. 

Our SENDCo is Mrs Stanger. 

Our Assistant SENDCo is Mrs Durnford

Our SEND govenor is Councillor Mullen.

If you need to speak to anyone in school, please contact the school office and a member of our SEND team will be in touch.

We are an inclusive school. Children come to Godfrey Ermen Primary with a wide range of needs, and our SEND team works closely with pupils and their families to ensure that every child can access the curriculum at the appropriate level.

Children with identified SEND have Individual Learning Support Plans (LSPs), written by their teachers and support staff, setting out specific targets for them to achieve. These targets form part of the child’s curriculum. LSPs help teachers plan activities and provide the support needed for each child to make progress. Teachers and teaching assistants work with the children to deliver high‑quality teaching and tailored interventions at key times throughout the week.

At Godfrey Ermen Primary, we work hard to ensure that all pupils:

• Have a broad and balanced curriculum which is adapted to meet individual needs and learning preferences.
• Have access to a purposeful learning environment that enables them to make progress according to their individual developmental pathways.
• Are assessed appropriately using relevant assessment tools and guidelines.
• Have equal access to resources, provision and intervention as needed.

For more information about SEN at Godfrey Ermen Primary, please read the School Local Offer report and the SEN Information Report on the left-hand side of this screen. These documents highlight the work we do in school to support children with SEND.

The Local Authority Local Offer link (also on the left-hand side) provides access to information across Salford. The Local Offer explains what support is available locally for children and young people with special educational needs and their families. It includes information about education, health, activities and events, preparing for adult life, and more. Over the past year, many improvements have been made to help parents, carers and young people navigate their SEND journey.

If you would like to share any feedback about the Local Offer or have any questions, please contact: LocalOffer@salford.gov.uk.

Complaints

If you wish to make a complaint about our school’s SEN support, please do so while your child is registered with us. This includes complaints relating to support required by your child’s Education, Health and Care Plan.

Please speak to our Special Educational Needs Co‑ordinator, Mrs Stanger, or our Special Educational Needs Assistant, Mrs Durnford, regarding your complaint. If you feel that your concern has not been resolved, you should follow our school’s complaints procedure.

If you require paper copies of any of our policies, they are available from the school office.