Personal Development Programme

Relationships and Safety Examples Examples: Sexual harassment, families, respectful relationships/friendships, staying safe, indicators of unhealthy relationships, respect, permission seeking, appropriate and inappropriate contact, kindness, and commitment (equality of different families), risk (including online), sending of nudes, how/where to ask advice or report concerns, internet safety.

English

Maths

RE

Geography

History

Science

Curriculum Y7 - The Tempest (relationship between Caliban and Miranda) Y9 Of Mice and Men (Curley’s Wife) Y10 /Y11 (In Inspector Calls) Multi-ethnicities used within questions/resources Year 8 Alan Turing reading task Year 9 – Human Dignity Healthy Relationships Marriage.

Year 11- Family and Relationships in 21st C Year 8 - Gender Inequality Year 8 – Populations Year 9 – Middle East Year 10 - The Norman Conquest: treatment of slaves, in particular women.

Year 11 – Nazi Germany: policies towards women.

Year 7 genes- variation lesson 1 explore differences.

PSHE

Whole School Staying safe assembly weeks- forms of abuse

Additional Need Social stories around the topic

Staying safe assembly weeks- sexual harassment/sexual violence/consent

Social skills workshop

Staying safe assembly – online safety (including sending nudes) Safeguarding newsletter termly Prominence of reporting procedure in school Prominence of safeguarding in school Retreat Day Y10- Being Yourself

Kindness workshops (Kooth)

Intervention Relationships workshops CANW – relationships and body image MASH

Expectations interventions and in the moment modelling

Trust House Referrals Rights and responsibilities- TM

Yr 10 Watch Hidden Figures, looks at racial equality and equal rights for women.

Biology year 10 Homeostasis and response lesson 12-14 fertility talking about consent and different ways to have children eg adoption Yr 11 Biology inheritance genetics lessons explore inheritance.

Music Art Computing

MFL

Physical Education

Y7 – SMART rules for online safety Y7 – Plagiarism and CC licenses Y8 – Digital Footprints Y9 – Cyber security Year 7- discussing how to talk about members of the families Year 10- relationships, attitudes to marriage/ civil partnerships.

Year 10- how we use social media, what are the advantages and disadvantages KS3&4: All units have group work and leadership included to encourage positive

relationships, teamwork and social skills such as cooperation and communication with peers.

Food Technology Design and Technology

Physical, Mental Health and Wellbeing Examples Examples: Mental wellbeing – (how to recognise how pupils are feeling and behaving is proportionate and appropriate, removing stigma, how and when to get support), physical health and fitness (weight loss, oral hygiene, sleep and sun protection), health and prevention, healthy eating, basic first aid, drugs/alcohol tobacco.

English

Curriculum Y7 Myself (Roald Dahl ‘Boy’ extracts) Y7 Poetry (Timothy Winters / The New Boy) Y8 Surviving Society dystopian texts Y9 The Merchant of Venice (Shylock) Y9 Of Mice and Men (theme of loneliness) Y9 Teenagers in the Media (stereotypes / peer pressure) Y10 /11 A Christmas Carol An Inspector calls

PSHE

Whole School First aiders in school Mental Health awareness week (dress to express) Hello Yellow (Young Minds) Kooth wellbeing champions (Y10 and Y11) Mental Health (suicide awareness) Mental Health (self-harm)

Additional Need SEND – Stress and anxiety workshops

Intervention Bereavement counselling

Social stories around the topic

BLOOM mental health awareness

Reachout ASC

Butterfly Mental health Group School Nurse Ex services Mentor Heather from Kooth (assemblies on Using

Maths

RE

Geography

History

Science

Poetry Anthology (various) Year 8/9/11: Speed Distance time Year 8: Recipes and proportion Year 9: Human Dignity, Respect for yourself and others.

Year 8: Islam Haram and harmful substances Year 7: Buddhism meditation.

Year 7 – Economic Geography (farming) Year 8 – Development Year 9 – Dark Geography Year 11 – Resource management Year 10: The People’s Health: Living Conditions, 1900present Year 10: The People’s Health: The Gin Craze and the government’s response Yr 7 Genes lesson 10.2.110.2.5 adolescence and puberty. Explore what is a ‘normal’ body.

Yr8 Organisms lesson 3 Look at drugs, alcohol Chemistry C12 L2 drug testing.

Biology Yr 10 infection and response exploring

Mental Health (stress)

Kooth and weekly discussion)

Mental health Week Pupil Wellbeing Award Gold School Award (8 strands) Retreat Day Y7– Hungry for Change Choir

Kooth stress and anxiety workshops Wellbeing home visits eg. Absence and safeguarding SCATE – looked after childen

Male mental health workshop (Kooth)

physical health, disease and prevention, non communicable diseases eg effects of smoking, alcohol, diet and exercise.

Yr 11 Physics electromagnetic spectrum, look at dangers of UV and need for SPF 15 minimum.

Music

Singing for wellbeing throughout KS3 curriculum

Art Computing MFL

PE

Food Technology

Y9- unit on healthy lifestyles Y11- drugs, alcohol, smoking lessons KS3&4Physical, Mentalhealth and well-being covered in all years and curriculum units through Informed Healthy Lifestyles area.

KS4 examination courses include Health, Fitness, Exercise and Well-being, Drugs and Alcohol, Components of a Healthy Diet and consequences of a sedentary lifestyle.

Basic first aid

Design and Technology

The importance of eating for good health and risks associated from lack of it.

Food and personal hygiene.

Basic first aid

Relationships Examples Examples: Including sexual health, adolescence, safe healthy fulfilling relationships, contraception/pregnancy, law HSB (coercion, harassment, abuse, violence)

Curriculum English Y9 Of Mice and Men (Curley’s Wife) Y9 Teenagers in the Media (stereotypes / peer pressure) Y10 /11 An Inspector calls

PSHE

Whole School

Additional Need Expectations interventions and in the moment modelling

RE

Year 11: Marriage.

Contraception and STI’s Year 9: Relationships, Marriage. Healthy and unhealthy relationships

Geography

Year 8 – Development Year 8 – populations Year 9 – Dark Geography

MASH exploitation team Family group conference

Social stories around the topic Comic strip sessions.

Maths

Intervention School nurse

History

Year 11 – Demographic transition model Year 10: The People’s Health: The AIDS crisis Year 11: Nazi Germany: Breeding centres

Science Yr 7 Genes lesson 10.2.110.2.5 reproduction, pregnancy, sexual health, infertility.

Biology yr 10 homeostasis and response contraception IVF consent pregnancy.

Music Art Computing MFL PE

Food Technology

Design and Technology

KS3&4: All units have group work and leadership included to encourage positive relationships, teamwork and social skills such as cooperation and communication with peers.

Teamwork in a kitchen to build social skills and positive teamwork.

Consideration of others needs in regard to practical outcomes.

Equality, Inclusion, Opportunity Examples Examples: protected characteristics, gender identity (correct language, misconceptions), discrimination, no one should be thought of as less favourable because they belong to a specific group, taught that not to be inclusive is to be unjust, anti-bullying

English

Curriculum Y9 The Merchant of Venice (Shylock) Y9 Of Mice and Men (Crooks / Curley’s Wife / Lennie / Candy) Y9 Teenagers in the Media (discrimination) Y10 /11 An Inspector calls (class prejudice / sexism)

Maths

Year 7: Katherine Johnson reading task Year 8: Alan Turing reading task

RE

Year 9: Human Dignity Prejudice and discrimination.

Year 9: Bullying Year 9: Modern day slavery Year 8: History of the Church and divisions within. Catholics and protestants.

PSHE

Whole School Anti-bullying week assemblies and form activities Retreat Day Y10 – Being Yourself Anti-bullying Ambassador programme through the Diana Award

Additional Need Expectations interventions and in the moment modelling

Social stories around the topic Comic strip sessions.

Intervention Equality and Diversity team LCC

LQBTQ+ Wellbeing session (Kooth)

Geography

History

Year 8 – Development Year 8 - Population Year 9 – Middle East Year 11 – Demographic transition model Year 8: The British Empire: The slave trade Year 8: The Native Americans: The making of America

Science

Music

Yr 7 Genes topic 10.110.2.5 Yr8 Organisms 8.3.3-8.4.3 Yr 10 Physics Look at women in engineering and racial equality (Hidden Figures) Biology Yr 11 Inheritance lessons 8 and 12 discussion regarding difference between sex and gender and how an evolutionary prospective isn’t the only belief.

Diversity of musical genres/composers studied through KS3 & 4

Art

Y10/Y11 Ethical considerations of using technology including unintended bias.

MFL

All year groups- use of pronouns and the

development of non-binary language.

Y9- Fair trade and the benefits Y10- lesson on problems at school Y11- global issues modulefocusing on discrimination, homelessness, poverty.

Homeowkr on Black lives matter movement.

PE

KS3 reading list which includes articles on Discrimination in sport.

Inclusion.

KS4 examination courses cover Socio-cultural Influences on Sports and Physical Activity and Engagement Patterns

Computing Food Technology Design and Technology

Consideration of other cultures food choices.

T3 People, culture and society - Inclusive design

Citizenship Examples Examples: politics, parliament, monarch, liberties, rules, laws, volunteers, money, democracy, elections, human rights, legal system. Pupils given age-appropriate, regular, ambitious opportunities to consider the views of others, weigh evidence and articulate reasoned responses. Ground rules and vocabulary of debate and explanation.

Curriculum

PSHE

Whole School

Additional Need

Intervention

English

Y7 The Tempest Y8 Surviving Society dystopian texts Y9 The Merchant of Venice (Shylock) Y9 Of Mice and Men (human rights: Crooks / Curley’s Wife / Lennie Y9 Teenagers in the Media Y10 /11 A Christmas Carol An Inspector Calls Macbeth

Maths

Year 8/9: Maths and money Year 10: Percentage and interest Currency

RE

Year 9: Human dignity.

Human Rights

Geography

Year 7 – Importance of Geography Year 7 – Russia Year 8 - Development Year 9 – Middle East Year 10 – Natural hazards Year 11 – Urban world Year 11 - Development Year 8: The Civil War Year 9: Chartism

History

Science Year 9 energy

Debate Club Elections of Senior prefects

Expectations interventions and in the moment modelling

Yr 11 mobile phone debate . Look at the safety of mobile phones.

Yr 8 climate change Yr 9 Periodic table. Looking at different views Yr 9 cell biology Lessons 12 –13 human rights stem cell dilemas.

Yr 11 climate change

Music Art Computing

Y7 – plagiarism and copyright Y9 – Computer misuse act, Data protection act Y10/Y11 - Computer misuse act, Data protection act, Copyright, Designs and Patents Act

MFL

Y9- Childrens rights lesson Y11- world issueshomelessness, poverty/hunger KS3&4: All pupils are taught the rules and regulations of all the sports covered.

KS4: Economic and social factors in sport and physical activities and National Governing body

PE

Food Technology Design and Technology

covered in examination courses.

Debate/discussion vegan/vegetarian lifestyle 5 - Informing design decisions

British Values Examples Examples: Distinguish right from wrong and to respect the civil and criminal law of England, accept responsibility for their behaviour, show initiative, and to understand how they can contribute positively to the lives of those living and working in the locality of the school and to society more widely, respect for public institutions and services in England, appreciation of and respect for their own and other cultures, respect for other people, respect for democracy and support for participation in the democratic processes, including respect for the basis on which the law is made and applied in England.

English

Maths

Curriculum Y7 The Tempest Y8 Surviving Society dystopian texts Y9 The Merchant of Venice (Shylock) Y9 Of Mice and Men (racism) Y9 Teenagers in the Media (racism) Y10 /11 A Christmas Carol (social responsibility) An Inspector calls (social responsibility) Macbeth Poetry Anthology (various)

PSHE

Whole School Public music performances – Advent Service, Summer Concert

Additional Need Expectations interventions and in the moment modelling

School behaviour system, rules conduct and expectations

Social stories around the topic Comic strip sessions.

Intervention

RE

Year 9: Human Dignity Capital Punishment. Multiethic society.

Year 7: World Religions

Geography

How they contribute positively to the lives of those living and working in society, respect for public institutions and services in England, appreciation of and respect for their own and other cultures, respect for other people, is the fundamental foundation of the majority of geography lessons Year 9: Crime and Punishment Year 10: The Norman Conquest – trial by ordeal, trial by combat.

History

Science Yr 8 Recycling Yr 11 Recycling Yr 10 infection and response discussion of NHS services Music Art Computing

Y7 – Plagiarism and CC licenses Y9 – Computer misuse act, Data protection act

MFL

Food Technology

Year 11- volunteering opportunities KS3&4: Sportmanship is promoted through all units to enhance the understanding of right and wrong.

KS4: The concept of gamesmanship and deviance is taught in examination courses.

Multicultural food society

Design and Technology

3 - People, culture and society

PE

Spiritual Examples Examples: Exploring beliefs and experience; respect faiths, feelings and values; enjoy learning about oneself, others and the surrounding world; use imagination and creativity; reflect different people’s faiths values, enjoy natural world, human creativity and achievement.

English

Curriculum Y7 Travel Writing Y8 The Merchant of Venice Y9 Of Mice and Men Y10/11 A Christmas carol Macbeth

Maths RE

Year 7 : World Religions Year 11: Arguments for the existence of God- Visions and miracles.

PSHE

Whole School Welcome mass, whole school mass, leavers mass, form mass, scripture and prayer, Gospel and interpretation, collective worship, reflection

Additional Need Expectations interventions and in the moment modelling

Tier Meetings Damascus

Social stories around the topic Comic strip sessions.

Castlerigg opportunities at KS3 and KS4.

Intervention School Chaplain

Year 8: Faith and Pilgrimage. Lourdes, Fatima etc.

Geography

Respect for their own and other cultures, respect for other people, is the fundamental foundation of the majority of geography lessons

History

Year 8: Native American Lifestyle Year 9: The Holocaust

Science

Yr 7 and 8 Genes topics.

Yr 11 history of the atmosphere Yr 11 Climate change Throughout 7,8,9,10 explore different species and their biological systems Yr 11 evolutionary perspective explored and ecology respect for biodiversity.

Music

Art Computing

Compositiion tasks develop pupils’ own creativity KS3 &4

Mass preparation including priest liaison Laudato Si and wild bee and butterfly garden (spiritual memorial garden). Environmental message.

Retreat days Y7-10, thematic

MFL

Festivals/ customs in each year group for key festivals- identifying similarities and differences both culturally and from different religious points of view KS3&4: All achievements are celebrated in PE, not just through the results.

KS3: Imagination and creativity is developed through Dance.

KS4: examination courses look at the qualities of movements and skills including aesthetic appreciation.

Food choice – Religion, eg Eid, Jewish etc

PE

Food Technology Design and Technology

3 - People, culture and society - Design for different religious groups

Moral Examples Examples: Recognise right and wrong; respect the law; understand consequences; investigate moral and ethical issues; offer reasoned views. right from wrong, views of others, understand their/others behaviour, consequences, moral dilemmas.

English

Curriculum Y7 The Great Mouse Plot Y7 The Tempest Y8 The Merchant of Venice Y8 Surviving Society – dystopian texts

PSHE

Whole School Behaviour recovery in school Behaviour tiers in school

Additional Need Expectations interventions and in the moment modelling

Intervention School Chaplain Tier meetings Damascus

Y9 Of Mice and Men Y10 /11 A Christmas Carol An Inspector Calls Macbeth

Maths RE

Year 8 : Jesus in the Holy land, Parables.

Year 10 : Sources of wisdom and authority.

Personal and ethical decision making.

Geography

Respect for their own and other cultures, respect for other people, is the fundamental foundation of the majority of geography lessons

History

Year 9: World War Two – Hiroshima Year 7: Joan of Arc

Science Yr 8 genetic engineering Look at ‘bias’ in a number of science lessons Yr 9 stem cell dilemmas Yr 11 genetic screening Yr 11 chemistry of the atmosphere Yr 11 ecology Music

Philosophy and Film Club. Studying the Moral messages portrayed in film and storytelling.

Social stories around the topic Comic strip sessions.

Art

Computing

Y7 – plagiarism and copyright Y8 – ethical issues to do with AI Y10/Y11 - legal, ethical and environmental impact of technology

MFL

Y10- debate on school rules KS3&4: Moral behaviours are taught alongside the unit rules through sportsmanship and etiquette.

KS4: Further developed in examination subjects.

PE

Food Technology

Design and Technology

Sustainability Food waste, food miles, carbon footprint 2 - Sustainability and the environment 4 - The six Rs

Social Examples Examples: Use a range of social skills; participate in the local community; appreciate diverse viewpoints; participate, volunteer, and cooperate; resolve conflict; engage with the 'British values' of democracy, the rule of law, liberty, respect and tolerance. Socialise, cooperate and communicate with confidence and with a wide variety of people in different roles.

Curriculum English

PSHE

Whole School CAFOD Group

Additional Need

Intervention

Maths RE

Geography

Year 8: CAFOD and Social Justice Oscar Romero Year 9 Stewardship.

Respect for their own and other cultures, respect for other people, is the fundamental foundation of the majority of geography lessons

History

Year 9: Family tree Year 8: Louis XVI debate

Science

Yr 9 cell biology stem cell ethics Yr 11 Genetics – genetic modification Yr 8 and 11 recycling

Music

Performances within school

Art

PE

CAFOD – learning about Karuna BattambangCambodia effected by Climate change and Fundraising. Cake sale.

CC determine charities for the year (9 in 2021/22) and media/promotion CC and FG arrange community activity incl.

Bingo, Macmillan, Christmas donation TASK at Christmas local presents for families in needed (drop off centre) Care home Christmas CARITAS faith in action

Computing MFL

Petitioning Rushi Sunak MP – Climate Change COP 27

Y11- the benefits of volunteering, how sporting events can bring together communities KS3&4: All units have group work and leadership included to encourage positive relationships, teamwork and social skills

Public Music performances – Advent Service, Summer Concert

Expectations interventions and in the moment modelling

Social stories around the topic Comic strip sessions.

Food Technology

Design and Technology

such as cooperation and communication with peers.

KS4: different social groups are studied in examination courses looking at engagement patterns and trends.

Socialise, cooperate and communicate with confidence in teamwork activities.

Unit 1 - New and emerging technologies - 3 - People, culture and society

Cultural Examples Examples: Appreciate cultural influences; appreciate the role of Britain's parliamentary system; participate in culture opportunities; understand, accept, respect and celebrate diversity. Knowledge of how cultural influences have shaped UK, recognise value common aspects across cultural/religious/ethic/socio-economic communities.

Curriculum English

Whole School Music performances in school

Maths

Theatre trips

RE

Year 7: World Religions Year 9 : Multi faith and Multi ethnic society.

Year 9: Judaism Year 9: Trip to Synagogue

PSHE

Additional Need Expectations interventions and in the moment modelling

Social stories around the topic Comic strip sessions.

Intervention

Geography

History

Respect for their own and other cultures, respect for other people, is the fundamental foundation of the majority of geography lessons Year 7: Henry II and law and order Year 11: Viking Expansion

Science

Yr 8 genes – Dna discovery the importance of Rosalind Franklin Yr 9 periodic table

Music

Wide range of musical genres/composers studied KS3 & 4

Art

Computing

MFL

PE

Comparisons between UK and Spanish speaking countries throughout KS3/4 KS3: Sporting history and origins of various sports.

Food Technology

Design and Technology

KS4: examination courses cover Social influences in sport, including race, religion and culture.

Food practicals include and cover a variety of foods from various cultural/religious/ethnic groups Unit 6 - Designing principles - 2 - The work of others

Character and Wider Opportunity Examples Examples: Visibly strong pervasive ethos of aspiration, consistent high expectations to fulfil potential, wider opportunities, strong shared sense of pride in belonging, good behaviour/self-discipline, consideration respect good manners courtesy, positive character traits.

English

Curriculum

Whole School Ducke of Edinburgh Award

Maths

St. Cecilia’s Virtues

UKMT Challenge

PSHE

Additional Need Expectations interventions and in the moment modelling

Intervention School Chaplain Tier meetings Damascus

Attributes of Learning RE

Year 7: Catholic Community- God given talents.

Year 7 : How to behave in a Catholic community

Rewards Systemcommunication home, publicity, prizes, trips School Council

Geography

Respect for their own and other cultures, respect for

Prefect Team

Social stories around the topic Comic strip sessions.

History

other people, is the fundamental foundation of the majority of geography lessons. Good behaviour/self-discipline, consideration respect good manners and courtesy are vital to support discussion and debate, especially where answers may be down to opinion.

Rules of work visible and adhered to for every year group.

Year 10 trips to Ribchester and Hadrian’s Wall

Science Science prayer High expectations Science club Stem challenge Music

Art

Computing

MFL

Participation in Spanish film workshops -Language leaders' qualification

Senior Prefect Team School trips and visits (eg.

France Watersports) Uniform and community spirit Manor Adventure School Trip

PE

Food Technology

Design and Technology

-Opportunities to complete community language exams KS3&4: Confidence and self-esteem is built through dedicated practice and increased success. Failure in sport is commonplace and pupils are encouraged to use these experiences to build resilience through their sporting failures and use them as learning experiences.

Career possibilities within the catering and hospitality industries.

1 - Industry and enterprise

Futures and Careers Examples: An ambitious approach with wide possibilities, high aspiration, Gatsby/Baker compliant, unbiased diverse knowledge, work experience, complimentary other experiences.

Curriculum English

PSHE

Whole School National Careers Week

Additional Need SEND career interviews with TA

Futures’ Evening College transitions

Maths BAE careers RE

College and App talks Apprenticeship week

Intervention

Geography

History

Geography includes a wide range of skills and experiences that enhance the employability of our young people. Geography encourages pupils to investigate information fully from a variety of different sources and present a well-reasoned and informed conclusion using a variety of different methods of communication. Topics e.g. tectonics, weather, urbanisation include a wide range of career opportunities e.g.

Vulcanologist, geologist, meteorologist, town planner etc Links to Ribchester Roman Museum – potential work experience.

Upcoming UCLAN university lecture for Year 9 pupils.

CEAIG careers advice Trips (professional) football clubs) Universities.

Post 16 visits Work Experience Careers Cafés from multiple sectors Future U Partnership New Careers Hub Aspirations Tracker Apprenticeship Vacancy Service Yr11 Website for parents and pupils Destinations tracking

Science

Music

Examples of Work of scientists included in the curriculum Flemming, Mendel, Curie, Franklin, Rotherford, as case studies.

Post 16 Application masterclasses Labour Market Information

Art

Computing

Y10/Y11 - wide range of opportunities in the industry discussed according to the units being studied.

MFL

Year 9- module on future plans and careers Year 11- advantages/ disadvantages of different careers. Writing a CV. KS4: pupils have access to 2 sector workers- one Sports Therapist and one UK Athletics Head of Sports Medicine.

Career possibilities within the catering and hospitality industries.

Organised competitions on annual basis 1 - Industry and enterprise

PE

Food Technology

Design and Technology

SEND DEPARTMENT - IDENTIFYING ADDITIONAL NEED AND SUPPORT .

Programme

Purpose

Identifying Need

Educational Phycologist

To identify and analyse learning, social and behavioural issues that impede pupils education.

Staff/parents have may request an educational phycologist input.

ReachOut ASD Specialist teacher

To identify needs and recommend strategies to support learning.

Diagnosis of Autism or on the pathway.

SALT: Speaking and Language Therapy

To identify needs and recommend strategies to support communication.

Speech and language concerns identified by teachers or parents.

IDL Literacy Numeracy

Online programme To provide an alternative learning platform on an individually matched basis. Programme can be accessed at home in order to continue the daily bite-size practice.

IDL has its own pre-assessment and summative assessment module.

Recommendations come from Subject/Form teachers and GL Assessment results

Toe by Toe

To provide intensive repetition-based learning. To strengthen working memory and recall abilities.

Assessment of need to come from subject termly assessments and GL Assessment results.

To uncover basic reasons for negative behaviour/school absence/lack of motivation.

Identified need comes from the Safeguarding /School absence Team or from HOY.

Baseline assessment containing 8 tests on area of cognition: memory, phonic processing, literacy & logical reasoning.

Staff or parents may raise concerns with the ASL department about student cognition/learning.

ELSA

GL Assessments

Evaluating Impact Intervention The EP provides us a report that we can share with teachers that will have recommendations of strategies to use to support the pupils education.

ST provides individual written reports with strategies and recommendations for teachers to use with autistic pupils.

Specialist provides individual written reports with strategies and recommendations for teachers to use with pupils with SALT difficulties.

Summative assessments are performed and matched Subject term time assessment results. Students are encouraged to continue to use IDL even if they are meeting targets.

Subject Assessment and ability to complete the daily Toe by Tow tasks with ease show necessity to continue.

Once appropriate interventions are completed, ELSA provides ongoing support to ensure students stay in school and remain emotionally supported to continue their learning.

The results are produced in a visual graph to identify strength and weaknesses of individuals.

Pupils on the SEND register or SEND concerns.

Interventions will be tailored around the results.