Free and impartial information, advice and support about special educational needs & disabilities (SEND) for children, young people, parents and carers.
SEND
Students with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND)
Learning support is available to provide help in classrooms and, in addition, the Special Educational Needs Department provides intensive reading and spelling programmes on an individual or small group basis. Before entry to Hobart, the Head of Year 7 and the Special Educational Needs Co-ordinator work with schools who are sending students to us to ensure that we are aware of the programmes that are needed in order to support them.
The progress of students is then carefully monitored by subject staff, tutors, the SEN Department and the Head of Year 7.
The Special Educational Needs Co-Ordinator is Mrs Kerry Ellison.
The Governor with Special Responsibility is Mrs Stephanie Day.
Teaching and Learning
The Special Educational Needs Department at Hobart High School is characterised by high expectations of student attainment and progress, in addition to a rigorous commitment to the independent educational development of all students, including those with additional needs. Intervention programmes and in-class support are facilitated and delivered by an enthusiastic, well-trained and experienced team of Teaching Assistants.
Students with Disabilities
Parents/Carers of students with disabilities are encouraged to visit the school in order to view the premises and its suitability; the school currently has slopes, supports on stairways, a lift, and toilets suitable for wheelchair users. Students with disabilities are actively encouraged to participate in all aspects of school life and achieve both academic and social successes at Hobart.
For further information please contact Kerry Ellison - SENCO, kellison@hobart.org.uk
Sleep
Supporting Children and Young people with Sleep
EPSS
Information to share for Parents/Carers
Norfolk Virtual School for Children in Care, Previously in care, Children with a Social Worker and Kinship
SEMH Parent Resources
Useful information and resources to support young people and their families with their social, emotional and mental health
Parent/Carer Information
Norfolk County Council Educational Psychologist Specialist Support/Autism Support
