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CURRICULUM SUPPORT CENTRE
Table of Contents
Introduction
Code of Practice
What we do...
Who we are...
A Final Note
Introduction
Curriculum Support is an important and integral part of the life at St Angela's School. Everybody needs a helping hand from time to time and the staff of the Curriculum Support Centre are dedicated to ensuring that the right help is offered at the right time. We believe that every girl is entitled to the best possible education. Our aim for every girl is to help her to become a confident and independent student so that she can make the most of the opportunities that St Angela's has to offer.
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Code of Practice
The Curriculum Support Team, for the most part, works with girls who are on the Code of Practice register. The Team co-ordinates the provision that is suitable for your daughter by working closely with her teachers through School Action and with outside agencies through School Action Plus. The needs of the girls on the Code of Practice register are many and varied but broadly we cater for students who experience difficulty in school due to:
- Learning issues
- Behavioural / Emotional issues
- Medical issues
- Physical issues
- Hearing impairment
- Visual impairment
- Speech and Communication issues
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What we do...
Our work is wide and varied but, depending on the needs of your daughter we are committed to:
- Working with your daughter's teachers to ensure that her lessons meet her needs
- Guiding your daughter towards the school facilities that will enable her to make the most of her education
- Devising programmes of study to supplement her learning
- Supporting her where necessary in lessons so that she can access the National Curriculum
- Providing her with individual tuition if and as appropriate
- Providing opportunities, if appropriate, for individual 1:1 mentoring to reduce barriers to learning
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Who we are...
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A Final Note
The staff of the Curriculum Support Centre know and understand that the needs of your daughter are very individual to her. We fully acknowledge that you, the parent or carer, will have a valuable understanding of your daughter's needs. For this reason, we welcome your involvement in your daughter's education and we will listen carefully to what you have to say.
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