SENDCo – Amanda Stewart
SEND
SEND Information Report 2025/26
SEND Information Report 2025 2026
Whole School Provision Overview
SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS POLICY Review October 2026
Monkshouse Academy strives to ensure that all pupils have access to an inclusive balanced curriculum and is committed to providing a caring environment where every child is supported in their learning both academically and socially.
Many pupils may experience a range of difficulties during their school life. Staff at Monkshouse Academy understand that all children are individuals with their own specific needs. By working together with parents/carers and pupils, school can provide support to enable all pupils to achieve their full potential.
We aim to:
– ensure that all pupils have access to a broad, balanced and relevant curriculum
– provide an adapted curriculum tailored to individual need
– identify and work with pupils who need extra support as quickly as possible
– work alongside parents to provide support for pupils and their families
– liaise with outside agencies to provide specialist support when necessary
The SEND Code of Practice 2014 revised (Jan 2015) required all local authorities to publish a Special Educational Needs and Disability Local Offer which sets out, in one place, information about the support available for children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disability.
Schools were also required, from September 2014, to publish details of their own local offer, called an information report, detailing provision for pupils with Special Educational Needs and/or a disability. The following information details Monkshouse Academy’s current school information report.

- How are children identified?
- What is a SEND register?
- What is an ALM?
- What is an Education Health and Care Plan?
- SEND Reforms
Who Do I Speak To If I Have Concerns About My Child
- Class teacher
- SENDCo
- SEND Governor
- Early Help Assessment (EHA)
How Does The School Support Send Pupils And Their Parents And Carers
- SEND policy
- Inclusion within school
- Keeping pupils and parents/carers informed
- Different types of support
- How you can help at home
- Monitoring progress and learning
- Transition
- Resources/Facilities available
- Training/Qualifications
Which Other Professionals May be Involved With My Child?
- Referral procedures
- Outside agencies
- Jargon
Wtt Central Offer For Parents 2025 – 2026
Understanding your child with additional needs – Online Course
Lincolnshire Parent Carer Forum
PAACT (Parents And Autistic Children Together)
Accessibility Plan Review May 25
Young People Radicalisation Autism – Social Media Wording
