Special Educational Needs

 At Meadow View Academy we are proud of being an inclusive school which focuses on the well-being and progress of every child. We have high expectations of all our children, including those with Special Educational Needs or a Disability (SEND).

To ensure our children achieve their full potential, and are equipped with the life-skills needed in the next step of their journey, we engage a range of strategies to issue challenge at an appropriate level, and provide support to overcome barriers to learning. We understand the importance of making reasonable adjustments and personalisation of provision and building a picture based on the whole child. Putting the child at the heart of everything we do we encourage all learners to Dream big, Believe in themselves and Achieve their goals.

We are constantly striving to build a strong culture of school, family, community and services working together.

At Meadow View Academy we encourage our children to Dream big, Believe in themselves and Achieve their goals. Through providing a diverse enriched curriculum, children strive to be the best they can be, creating a community that nurtures kindness and compassion. Building their knowledge and experiences of the world, children leave Meadow View prepared for the challenges of the future. We celebrate our differences for we are all unique, however, together we are a masterpiece.

SENDCo Details

SENDCo - Mrs Debbie Wedge

I am available to contact either by email at send@meadowview.lhmat.com or telephone on 0121 366 6182.

Walsall's local area SEND Offer 

Please click the link below to see Walsall's SEND Local Offer:

https://go.walsall.gov.uk/the-send-local-offer/Local SEND Offer Leaflet

Walsall SENDIAS (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities Information, Advice and Support) support for parents

Walsall’s SENDIAS service provides free, impartial advice and support to parents of children and young people with Special Educational Needs and/or Disabilities (SEND). This service is also offered directly to young people. It is a confidential service providing information and advice about many areas including: EHCP process, local provision in schools and offers support when things go wrong.

Phone: 01922 612008

Email: Walsallsendiass@family-action.org.uk

Website: https://family-action.org.uk/services/walsall-sendiass/

What do our parents think?

“I am totally happy with the SEN process at school and feel I have been kept in the loop at all times."

“Keep up the good work! I feel we have a great parent/ teacher relationship and work together as a team to help ***’s needs. Thank you!”

“With the support from SENCO, class teacher and LSA I feel we have all worked together to help my child through his selective mutism and his growing confidence in talking at school. Thank you for your support, guidance and understanding around my child’s needs.”

"Thank you for all your time, care and effort into helping *** and making her excel and enjoy school. I’m eternally grateful.”