RendleshamPrimary School
Our family of schools
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Barnby and North Cove Primary School
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Glebeland Primary School
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Helmingham Primary School and Nursery
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Kirkley Nursery
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Mendham Primary School
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Middleton Primary School
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Reedham Primary School
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Rendlesham Primary School
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Southwold Primary School
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St Edmund's Primary School
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Warren School
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Henley Primary School
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Yoxford & Peasenhall Primary Academy
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Winterton Primary School and Nursery
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Riverwalk School
Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND)
We are committed to ensuring every child feels valued, supported and empowered to reach their full potential. We are dedicated to offering a nurturing and inclusive environment where all children thrive by accessing a high quality, broad and balanced curriculum. We work closely with families, professionals, and our wider community to create opportunities that celebrate each child's unique abilities. Together, we aim to build a foundation of confidence, resilience and lifelong learning for all.
Welcome from the SENDCO
Meet Lauren Arnold, SENDCO and Inclusion Lead at Rendlesham Primary School. She can be contacted by email l.arnold@consortiumtrust.org.uk or via the school office.
SEN Information Report
A PDF version can be found on the School Policies page.
Universal and Targeted Provision at Rendlesham Primary
At Rendlesham Primary, we provide support at different levels to help all children access learning, develop their independence and feel happy, safe and included.
Universal provision is the support that is available to all children as part of everyday school life. This includes things such as clear routines and expectations, visual supports, accessible classroom environments, opportunities to regulate and movement breaks, and different ways for children to engage with and demonstrate their learning. These approaches are part of good inclusive practice and benefit many children, whether or not they have identified additional needs.
Targeted provision is additional support for children who need something more specific or personalised. This might include small-group work, individual interventions, additional adult support, specific programmes or strategies, or support around communication, emotional wellbeing, sensory needs or learning. Targeted support is carefully planned around the child’s individual needs and is reviewed regularly to make sure it is helping them to make progress and participate fully in school life.
Above you can see just some of the universal and targeted provision available at Rendlesham Primary.
Useful Information and Links
SEN Policy
This can be found by visiting the Trust Policies page.
Place2Be - Supporting your child's mental health.
SENDIASS - For free confidential and impartial information, advice and support about special educational needs & disabilities (SEND) for children, young people and their families
