Our School Inclusion Lead and SEND coordinator (SENDCO) is Miss Palmer. She can be contacted via the school office on 01442 408964.
At Micklem, it is our aim to support every child to reach their full potential and to be the best that they can be. Every child learns in different ways and, from time to time, may have barriers which prevent them from making the progress which we expect.
At these times, we will explore different ways to support your child in ensuring that they get the most out of their time at school. Your child's class teacher will speak to you if they feel that they need a little more help with some aspects of learning. As a school, we have been awarded the 'Inclusion Quality Mark' which means that we have excellent systems in place to ensure that this works effectively and smoothly.
If you have any questions, please speak to your child's teacher or Miss Palmer, our Inclusion Lead, as they will be happy to discuss the support that your child is receiving. Below is a range of further information which may be useful to you as well as links to some of the external services from which our school may receive support. We hope that we would be able to resolve any issues you may have with regards to your child's special education needs. However if you continue to be dissatisfied with our SEND provision, please refer to our Complaints Policy for details on how to complain by using the link below to our school policies.
Our equality vision for Micklem Primary School in line with our whole school vision, values and aims is to learn about, promote and celebrate diversity in our school, local community, national society and world.
To see our Equalities Policy and Accessibility Plan in more detail, please follow the link below.
Pupils who have disabilities are supported in accordance with our Inclusion policy and our Equalities Policy and Accessibility Plan, both of which can be found in this area of our website. All admissions, including those of pupils who have disabilities are handled by Hertfordshire County Council and, as such are subject to their procedure and policy.
As outlined in our Equalities Policy and Accessibility Plan document, we make every effort to ensure that all pupils, regardless of need or disability, are able to access our school curriculum on a fair basis. Where needed, the school will make reasonable adjustments to ensure that all pupils are able to attend and access without being treated less favourably than others. Examples of such adjustments can be found in our SEN Information document. If you require further information, please contact the school's Inclusion Lead.
At times, we may ask other agencies to provide support and advice in working with some of our children to overcome theirs barriers to learning. This may be through support for staff, close work with the children or engagement with families to ensure that the curriculum is fully accessible to all.
For information about some of the agencies with whom we work, please see the links below:
As part of the 2014 SEN reforms, Hertfordshire County Council has to provide access to information of what is on offer across the county. The purpose of the local offer is to: Provide clear, comprehensive and accessible information about the support and opportunities that are available for all children and young people with SEND aged 0 - 25 and their families. Please click here for further information on the Hertfordshire Local Offer.