Neyland Community School - Additional Learning Needs
Neyland Community School is a fully inclusive school providing education for learners, regardless of their individual needs as pupils and learners.
Due to first-hand knowledge and experience of specific children class teachers are usually in the best position to support your child with the learning tools and strategies needed to succeed. However, should you feel further advice and support is needed or you require information relating to specialist services available then please contact Mr Griffiths, who is the school's ALNco (Additional Learning Needs Co-ordinator)
As part of our inclusive school, we offer a variety of support mechanisms within the school and with external agencies:
- Access to Dyslexia Screening tools and support
- Referral on to school provision such as ELSA (Emotional Literacy Support Assistant)
- Behaviour Support or Nurture Provision
- Support from the Pembrokeshire County Council Inclusion Service
- TAF (Team Around The Family)
- Parent Partnership
Click on this link to take you to the ALN Code of Practice
ALN Process/ Statutory Reform
You may wish to access more information in regard to the ALN processes and
ALN Statutory Reform. Please see the links below:
8.-education-tribunal-for-wales
7.-how-the-alnet-act-affects-children-and-parents
5.-pcp-postcards-guide-for-parents-and-carers
3.-individual-development-plan-idp
2.-disagreement-resolution-and-complaints
Nurturing Program Information Leaflet
Parent Partnership Information Leaflet
Additional learning needs ALN transformation programme
ALN Frequently asked questions
ALN Factsheet: How will the Act affect children, young people and parent/carers
Changes to Additional Learning Needs, in English
Changes to Additional Learning Needs, in Welsh