Our Sen offer
Our Sen offer
La Petite Nursery is determined to give the best start in life for every child attending our nursery. We understand that every child is developing at their own pace and that sometimes children might need temporary support, especially when they go through a transition in their life (potty training, new sibling, moving home, transition from cot to bed, etc.).
How do we know a child needs extra support?
La Petite Nursery is determined to give the best start in life for every child attending our nursery. We understand that every child is developing at their own pace and that sometimes children might need temporary support, especially when they go through a transition in their life (potty training, new sibling, moving home, transition from cot to bed, etc.).
Concerns might be raised by the parent as well and they will be followed by the SENCO.
If you have a child with additional needs, please contact our SENCO who will be happy to discuss how we can work with you to better support your little one
SUPPORTING YOUR CHILD
We have high expectations of all children, regardless of their special needs or disabilities. To give each child their best chance in life, we understand that some will need additional support throughout their education and life, while others may need it temporarily as they transition through different stages of learning and development. We will make reasonable adjustments to support the children with special needs. Extra help from outside the nursery will be brought in when/if necessary to ensure that the children’s individual needs are met. Parents, the child’s key person and the SENCO will work together to best support your child. Sometimes, other professionals might be involved:
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Speech & Language Therapists
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Early Help Teams from Local Authorities
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Occupational Therapist
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Physiotherapist
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Child psychologist
The specialist involved will be different depending on the needs of the children.
PARENTS INVOLVEMENT
Parental involvement is highly valued in our setting. The key person will work closely with the parents to support the child’s learning and development. When appropriate, a diary is given at home and information exchanged daily. We have regular meetings with the parents to share progress and agree on the next steps.