Tomlinscote School Provision Map 2020-2021
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Tomlinscote School Provision Map 2020-2021 Wave 1 – Quality First Teaching The vast majority of students make progress through receiving Quality First Teaching. Quality First Teaching in the classroom, provides highly planned lessons as part of a broad and robust curriculum that engages students in a range of activities and experiences to develop their learning and skill sets. Wave 2 – Small group and one to one interventions Some students require additional support in order to achieve and progress well. This can often be provided through small group, short-term intervention programs, delivered by a member of the school’s Learning Support team, which will advance students’ progress and help them achieve in line with their peers. Wave 3 – Intensive support Some students may require an enhanced, personalised approach with an ongoing program, that is tailored to their specific difficulties and needs. 1 Tomlinscote School Provision Map 2020-21
What does Quality First Teaching look like at Tomlinscote School? – Wave 1 • Students make progress every lesson. The majority make progress over time. • Lesson planning will ensure that all pupils are involved and able to engage with their learning • Teaching staff and support staff will be aware of the individual needs of students • Teachers will differentiate curriculum planning, questioning and tasks set • Hierarchical Learning Objectives will be addressed at the beginning of each lesson • The delivery may be differentiated by using simplified language and a slower lesson pace • Verbal and written feedback will inform pupils of their next steps and how to achieve them • Differentiated outcomes will be expected at the start of the task • Teachers will vary tasks to involve collaborative group or paired work • Visual resources may be used i.e. pictures, starters, writing frames, literacy mats and task lists • Success criteria will be differentiated and explained prior to the task • Pre-teaching may occur to ensure that all pupils are able to access the task • A variety of styles of teaching will be used • Some lessons will benefit from LSA support in the classroom • Teacher or LSA support may be directed to one particular group or an individual student • Teachers and LSAs promote independent learning skills • Regular assessments are conducted to monitor progress • SIMS and SISRA databases are used to track progress • Regular SEND updates and support for all teachers are available • Whole school INSETs are held on Learning and Teaching • Teachers have an Open Door Policy to promote a positive learning environment • Tomlinscote supports and celebrates students’ achievements 2 Tomlinscote School Provision Map 2020-21
Cognition and Learning Speech, Language and Sensory & Physical Social, Emotional and Communication Mental Health Quality First Teaching Simplified language used where Secure links with the Physical and Safeguarding INSET for all staff Supportive classroom necessary Sensory Support Service Visual prompts environment Additional time to process Modified curriculum where needed Transition groups Yr6-7 Learning prompts on the walls information/complete tasks Resources and materials available Celebration assemblies Engaging displays LSA support to read instructions Flexible teaching arrangements to Class rules and expectations Thinking time and assist with clarification take into account difficulties e.g. PSHE curriculum Use of whiteboards to ensure where appropriate seating, teaching resources, Extra-curricular activities all are engaged Visual prompts modified tasks Merits and commendations Mix of practical activities, ICT used where necessary - All staff made aware of a child’s Certificates and awards verbal and written work Positive strategies to promote medical history/difficulties Clear expectations Regular monitoring of lessons listening Qualified first aiders Pupils aware of available support Wave 1 and planning by Senior Advice from Speech and Trips risk assessed and planned with Additional support when needed Leadership Team Language therapists students’ needs in mind Advice from outside agencies Planned seating Training and advice sourced as soon Transition support Creative, differentiated as possible to meet needs Student voice curriculum designed to both Consideration and support given for Student mentors extend and support students other possible needs – social, School council Differentiated delivery e.g. emotional, mental health. Student Support simplified language, slower Regular support with Hearing Parental Meetings pace, alternative resources Support Service/Physical and Subject Teacher feedback Collaborative group/paired Sensory Support work Access to IT Visual aids Visual timetables Now and next sheets Writing frames Subject teacher feedback 3 Tomlinscote School Provision Map 2020-21
Cognition and Learning Speech, Language and Sensory & Physical Social, Emotional and Communication Mental Health Modified tasks to take into Modified tasks to take into Risk assessments Modified tasks to take into account difficulties; further account difficulties; further Adaptation of PE planning account difficulties/wellbeing differentiation differentiation /additional support Personalised Response Plan Small group interventions SALT Sessions; termly review. Use of ICT Drawing and Talking Now and next sheets Staff training Individual key targets Eikon resilience friendship group Literacy and Language Speech and language groups, Consideration to seating intervention Support SALT advised packages, staff arrangements and background noise Mentoring: peer/LSA/external Exam access arrangements if training Allowing extra time to complete mentor appropriate Lego therapy tasks Individual Report Literacy/numeracy Small group interventions Sensory perception support Lego Therapy interventions Modelling language Students to move first/last in class ELSA sessions Wave 2 Handwriting program External agency involvement Fine motor skills intervention Time out card Spelling groups/1:1 Pre teaching vocabulary Fidget toys Transition groups Yr6-7 Promotion of independent Sequencing activities External agency involvement Break/Lunchtime groups (C15) learning skills Language for Thinking including health, PSS, VI, HI Involvement with Education 1:1 Target work- Report Card Listening skills activities Adaptation of PowerPoints/hand Welfare LSA Mentoring- support Exam concessions for GCSE outs (colours of text/overlays etc.) Social stories/Comic Strips organisation/Home-learning Exam concessions for GCSE Behaviour Response Plans Home-learning Club Anti-bulling policy and process Exam Concessions for GCSE External agency advice/involvement from CAMHS, Paediatrics, Autism Outreach services, Pyford Centre Early Help Intervention/Family Support Program Behaviour Contracts Exam Concessions for GCSE 4 Tomlinscote School Provision Map 2020-21
Cognition and Learning Speech, Language and Sensory & Physical Social, Emotional and Communication Mental Health Flexible and/or reduced Individualised differentiation 1:1 Specific individualised programs for Flexible and/or reduced timetables and small group support/tuition students with OT needs timetables Individualised differentiation Different ways of recording Training for all staff were Individualised differentiation 1:1 and small group support Individual Speech and Language appropriate for physical disabilities 1:1 support for PE and Different ways of recording targets Specialised equipment for VI, HI, PD breaks/lunchtimes work e.g. ICT Advice/intervention by external Advice/intervention by external Behaviour Response plan and Advice/interventions by agencies including SALT/EP agencies including Physical and individualised risk assessment external agencies including Individual targeted language Sensory Support Services (PSSS) and Intervention through external Education Psychology, LLS assessments Occupational Therapy (OT) agencies including Behaviour Individual and targeted Additional resources to support Personalised plans delivered Support, Education Psychology, Wave 3 assessments individual targets Staff trained to deliver plans CAMHS Enhanced monitoring report External agency involvement Time for occupation therapy and Additional planning and Individual support in class and physical exercises to be carried out arrangements for transition additional teaching support Curriculum and environment Access to EP Literacy and Maths adaptations to ensure accessibility; 1:1 sessions with SENDCo intervention disabled toilets, lift in A Block Individual targets Planned use of Additional resources, additional Timetable and curriculum scribes/readers/extra time groups and 1:1 work adaptations Interventions; reviewed half Monitoring of provision and Family Support Program termly progression by SENDCo Monitoring of provision and Risk assessments progression by SENDCo where Use of reader and/or needed scribe/keyboard Alternative Provision/ Yes GASP project/Pyford Centre 5 Tomlinscote School Provision Map 2020-21
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