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St Mary’s Church of England Junior School

Enjoying our learning together with love, respect and friendship

Welcome

For all safeguarding concerns out of school hours please call 0300 123 4043

SEND

Inclusion Leader: Mrs Stef Todd

Welcome to our SEND page. On this page you will find links to websites and support groups as well as key documents such as our SEND Policy and SEND Information Report.

If you have initial concerns or worries regarding SEND and your child, please talk to your child's class teacher who can be contacted via the school office.

If you are unable to find what you are looking for or would like to talk to me, I can be contacted via e-mail at senco@stmarys306.herts.sch.uk

 

Kind regards,

 

Mrs Stef Todd

Key Documents

Useful Links and Information

  • SEND News Keeping you up ro date with Herts SEND news

Autism and ADHD Support

  • ADD-vance A Hertfordshire based charity supporting families and professionals involved in the care of children affected by ADHD, Autism or a related condition.

Supporting Mental Health

As a school, we are fortunate to receive support from Herts Mental Health Support Team. If you would like more information speak to Mrs Todd.

  • NESSIE Helping Children & Young People Thrive
  • Child in Mind Anna Freud Centre Mental Health Charity for children and families
  • NSPCC Mental Health Support Pages
  • With YOUth Digital wellbeing services and resources designed to help with mental health issues.
  • Sandbox The Sandbox is an NHS-funded service to support children and young people with their mental health and well-being.

Other Useful Information

  • BeeZee Bodies A dedicated team of nutritionists and behaviour change experts, here to help you make real, long lasting changes towards a healthier lifestyle. We run weight management and healthy lifestyles programmes for adults and families across the UK
  • BEAT Supporting individuals with eating disorders
  • RNIB Visual Impairment
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