Highfield App
Special Educational Needs and Disabilities
Highfield is a truly inclusive school. We encourage all children to develop their skills and interests to the full, whilst presenting them with opportunities to engage in activities which they might not have perhaps considered. We aim to avoid stereotyped perceptions to ensure that all pupils reach their potential.
Our SENDCo and Inclusion Lead is Mrs Dalgliesh who can be contacted by calling the school office on 0113 2930155 or emailing senco@highfield.leeds.sch.uk
Thank you to those who attended the coffee and chat session this week. We hope you found it useful. Please don’t worry if you weren’t able to attend, the slides from the session are attached.
QR code for Parent Questionnaire
We would really appreciate your feedback around support for our SEND learners at school, please complete the questionnaire which you will find through the QR code. If you have any questions, do get in touch with us via email senco@highfield.leeds.sch.uk or by telephone 0113 2930155. Don’t forget that I will be offering drop in appointments on both Tuesday 21st October and Thursday 23rd October during Parents Evening.
Kind regards,
Mrs Dalgliesh
Seacroft SEND Parent Carer Monthly Drop Ins
East Compton SEND Parent Carer Monthly Drop Ins
Academic year 24/25 newsletters
Academic year 23/24 newsletters
Summer SEND Parent feedback questionnaire
Parent Letter regarding Autism and ADHD assessments
Click here to access Leeds LA Local Offer, which provides information and support for children and young people with Special Educational Needs or who are Disabled (SEND). The Leeds Local Offer has two key purposes;
- To provide clear, comprehensive, accessible and up to date information about available provision and how to access it.
- To make provision more responsive to local needs and aspirations directly involving children and young people with SEND, their parents and carers and service providers in its development and review.
The Leeds Local Offer is not just a directory of services, it is the unique place where young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) and their families can provide suggestions for improving services and for new services they need.
Below are links to documents which explain our SEND provision:
Useful Internet Links
How to talk about Autistic Ways of Being
Neurodiversity information hub – Mindmate
How to support children with SEND with talking to people online