Farsley Westroyd Primary School and Nursery

Mrs Amy Brown is the school SENCo and has day-to-day responsibility for operating the SEN policy alongside school leadership and governors.

“Mrs Amy Brown is the SENCo (Special Educational Needs Co-ordinator) who, in conjunction with the Head teacher and the governing body, will take day to day responsibility for operating the SEN policy.”

SEN provision is regularly monitored, reviewed and evaluated, including how individual needs are met.

“All provision for SEN pupils is monitored, reviewed and evaluated on a regular basis throughout the year and a report is made to the school governing body on how individual needs are being met and how SEN funding is being spent.”

The school promotes safety, achievement, enjoyment, and a family-like sense of belonging.

“At Westroyd we are a large family and we all have a role to play in ensuring we are all safe, we all achieve and we enjoy our time in school. Pupils are proud to be Westroyd pupils and there is a strong sense of belonging to our family and learning together .”

Children are encouraged to value their individuality and mutual respect, while caring for and supporting everyone without exception.

“Throughout their time with us, the children are encouraged to explore their own uniqueness and be confident and proud of who they are, which in turn promotes mutual respect. At Westroyd we care and support each other without exception, celebrating our diversity and capitalising upon the opportunity to learn from each others strengths.”