Mr James Savage is the school’s SENCO and Deputy Headteacher. He holds the National Award for Special Education Needs Coordination (NASENCo), is an Associate Member of the British Dyslexia Association (AMDBA) and has undertaken Level 1-3 IPSEA training. He can be contacted at school on 0151 427 4360 or via email at [email protected]. Mr Savage aims to have all emails and telephone calls responded to within 24 hours Monday – Friday during term time.

Mrs Alison Seaton is the school's Assistant SENCO. She also holds the National Award for Special Education Needs Coordination (NASENCo).

Please try not to worry if you or your child’s teacher believe your child may have Special Educational Needs. There are lots of people in school who can help and we will do all we can to make sure your child receives the support they need.

If you have any questions or queries about Special Educational Needs at any point during your child’s time at our school, please do not hesitate to contact Mr Savage.

The designated governor for SEND is Mrs Gaynor Langley. Mrs Langley and Mr Savage meet termly to:

• discuss developments in the school’s SEND provision,
• discuss progress of children on the SEND register ,
• provide an opportunity for Mrs Langley to challenge Mr Savage on the quality of the provision and suggest improvements.

Any concerns or complaints relating to the provision of SEND should in the first instance be made to Mr Savage, SENCO. If the matter cannot be resolved then further representation should be made to the Head Teacher. We have a Complaints Procedure which is available from the school office upon request or on our Policies page.

To view Liverpool’s Local Offer, which provides details of SEND support services, Click here 

IPSEA is an independent parental educational specialist which can offer information, advice and training for parents of children with special educational needs. For more information, Click here