Supporting your Child's Education & SEN
Hampshire Local Offer & SEN information for North Baddesley Junior School
Support for SEN - external helpdesk for queries and information
Hampshire Specialist Parenting Service - in conjunction with Barnardo's
Hampshire Ed Psych support line - available for parent consultations
ELSA support in school
Disability and Equality Plan
We are continuously trying to make sure that our school is fully accessible for pupils and adults.
Our recent cladding project has allowed us to incorporate a second accessible toilet - so we now have one at either end of the ground floor. We have also moved the ICT suite and Music rooms downstairs. Unfortunately the design of the building on two floors means that 4 classrooms are not currently accessible for people with mobility issues. Nevertheless there is step free access to the whole of the ground floor. In the Reception area we have inductive loop hearing assistance and a lowered counter height. The number of disabled parking bays has doubled. The main Reception door is power assisted.
Form allowing school staff to administer medicine to pupils
Is your child too poorly for school or nursery? New advice will help you decide
It is always a worry when a child becomes unwell, but it is not always obvious how to care for them and whether you should keep them at home. You can now find handy NHS guidance in one place online that will help you identify a possible condition, so you can decide whether to send your child to school or nursery.
On the website is a list of common childhood illnesses and conditions from conjunctivitis to head lice, as well as symptoms such as a high temperature and a sore throat and what these might mean. There is advice about what to do and when a child should return to education after being treated.
Visit the Should your child go to school/nursery today? website at
https://what0-18.nhs.uk/parentscarers/child-unwell-ok-go-nurseryschool-1 or go online and search for ‘0-18 should child go to school’. Please bookmark this website so it is easy to find if ever your child becomes unwell.
If you are unsure about a child’s wellbeing, please talk to your local pharmacist, call the NHS helpline on 111, or contact your GP.