SEND
Our Special Education Needs & Disabilities coordinator is Ms Lowthian.
Useful links for parents and families
- Our Special Education Needs Policy can be downloaded and read on the policies page of our website
- A list of advice and support services from Westmorland and Furness Council is available through this website.
- To learn how Barnardo's may offer support through their family hubs and family centres, visit their website.
- A member of our school staff is an ELSA trained pupil well-being support mentor. To learn more about ELSA, visit this site.
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SEND information report 2024-25 | [pdf 427KB] |
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Westmorland and Furness SEND Local Offer |
| Special Educational Needs and/or Disabilities (SEND) Local Offer | |
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Westmorland and Furness SEND toolkit, SEND Handbook and Ordinarily Available Provision |
| The special educational need and/or disabilities (SEND) toolkit |
How we support specific needs
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WM-classroom-guide | [pdf 368KB] |
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Sensory support for schools | [pdf 171KB] |
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ADHD top tips for teachers | [pdf 71KB] |
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Emotion Coaching 4 steps | [pdf 196KB] |
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Cumbria Emotionally Based School Avoidance Support Plan | [pdf 743KB] |
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EPIC-Strategy-Booklet-a-guide-for-teachers | [pdf 794KB] |
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The Ultimate Guide to Phonological Awareness | [pdf 20MB] |
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To see our feeder schools' SEND local offer statements, please use the links below.
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ELSA |
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Appleby Grammar School |
| Our feeder schools' SEND local offer statement | |
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Ullswater Community College |
| Our feeder schools' SEND local offer statement | |
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Queen Elizabeth Grammar School |
| Our feeder schools' SEND local offer statement |
Early Help
The Early Help Assessment is a way of working with children and young people. It involves listening to you and your child to find out your child's needs, and what is working well in your child's life. An action plan, agreed with you and your child, is also put in place to make sure your child gets the right sort of help. The Early Help Assessment is voluntary – you and your child can choose to be involved. For more information about how Crosby School can come together with other agencies to support you, please see the above leaflet and ask in school.
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EH | [pdf 232KB] |
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