We believe the journey through school should be enjoyable, memorable and valuable. 

All of our students are entitled to a curriculum that challenges their individual abilities; is relevant to their experience and present need; is inclusive and has application in the real world outside school. 

We want to foster an enthusiasm and passion for learning and develop resilient, independent and inquisitive young people.

Our SEND Policy is guided by our co-operative values and that means:

• Equal value and respect for all
• Equal opportunity for all
• Recognition of individual differences with special regard for young people with SEND
• The development of skills for life through the provision of appropriate learning opportunities
• A constant search for improvement in the quality of service provided to all young people including those with SEND
• Commitment to both the spirit and statutory requirements of legislation including partnership between students, parents/carers and professionals.