At Holme on Spalding Moor Primary, we are committed to ensuring that every child, regardless of their individual needs or abilities, has the opportunity to thrive and achieve their full potential. Our approach to Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) is inclusive, supportive, and child-centred. We work closely with pupils, parents, and external professionals to provide tailored support that meets each learner’s unique needs. Through high-quality teaching, personalised interventions, and a nurturing environment, we aim to remove barriers to learning and promote independence, confidence, and success for all.
SEND Information Report
SEND Policy
Accessibility Plan
Our SENDCO
Miss Swaby is our school’s SENDCo. She is responsible for coordinating the school's SEND provision for all pupils, from the earliest identification of need to coordinating a multi-agency provision package for children with complex needs. Miss Swaby works in school full time and can be contacted throughout the school day either via email – hosm.send@eastriding.gov.uk - or by calling the school office.
_______ is the governor with specific responsibility for SEND; she oversees the school's SEND offer and helps to evaluate its effectiveness.
Support at Holme on Spalding Moor
We offer a range of targeted intervention support and adaptations to support the needs of all our pupils. These are organised in a number of ways dependent on the level and type of need.
Universal Offer: Quality First Teaching
We believe every pupil deserves the highest quality of teaching. Our teachers are dedicated to delivering lessons that are engaging, meaningful, and carefully adapted to meet each child’s stage of learning.
Additional/Targeted Support
At times, some pupils may benefit from targeted, short-term interventions designed to accelerate progress or help them achieve age-related expectations. These interventions are usually delivered in small groups, focusing on children with similar learning needs.
Specialist Support
At this stage, support is carefully personalised to help accelerate progress and ensure each child can reach their full potential. Often, this support is guided by external specialists, such as a Speech and Language Therapist or an Educational Psychologist.
SEND Provision Map
What to do if you are worried about your child
· Talk to your child’s class teacher or teaching assistant
· Contact Miss Swaby to discuss your concerns – hosm.send@eastriding.gov.uk
· Use the useful resources and contacts below to find further information and services in our local area
· Contact your child’s GP or the School Nursing Team
Additional Support and Advice
Sometimes, more specialist support or advice may be required for your child. The following pages and websites may be of use: East Riding Local offer - The Local Offer is a way to make it easier for you to find out about services and support available to children and young people from birth to 25 years with special educational needs and disabilities. East Riding SENDIASS - SENDIASS offers impartial, confidential information, advice and support for parents and carers of children and young people (aged 0-25) and children and young adults (up to the age of 25) with special educational needs or disabilities. Hull and East Riding Children’s Neurodiversity Service - Information for parents and carers on the identification and assessment of neurodiverse conditions. Humber Sensory Processing Hub - Sensory processing information and strategies to reduce the impact difficulties can have on children and young people’s daily lives. Humber Paediatric Speech and Language Service - Information for parents and carers around the services provided by Humber NHS Speech and Language. The site also contains resources to use with your child if you are concerned.
Please find below the link to the East Riding Local Offer.
The Local Offer is a way to make it easier for you to find out about services and support available to children and young people from birth to 25 years with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). Information and support is separated into 6 sections, Education, Health, Care & Support, Leisure, Money, and Adulthood. You can also search the directory of services and groups.