SEN in Primary Subjects Bundle Subject sheets included: Computing Geography History PE RE Science Spanish (can be adapted for any MFL) Writing These crib sheets were hugely helpful for our subject leaders during a recent OFSTED inspection Each includes a section on Ambition - What are we aiming for children with SENs to achieve in this subject? and Access - What are we aiming for children with SENs to achieve in this subject?

Selective Mutism Staff Meeting / CPD / INSET / Teacher Training Videos and research included Space to add photos/images Explanation, causes and how school can help

Scaffolding Examples This is by no means an exhaustive list but gives suggestions in each category of task. Not all suggestions will be relevant to all pupils – you may decide to choose a range from different sections or just one or two from one section. Broken into Heavy, Medium and Light Scaffolding for the following areas: Essay questions: Research task: Reading: Performing: Note taking: Project work: Group tasks: Speeches: Targeted questions: Great resource to be shared with all teachers of all subjects as it can be applicable across the curriculum

Outline of the main SEND needs and strategies Staff Meeting / CPD / INSET / Teacher Training This presentation includes an outline of the main SEND needs at X (insert your school here), and an overview of strategies you could adapt to support students who have these needs. You have space to add your own context Then there are slides outlining the different types, how might it manifest itself and classroom strategies for the following areas of need: Speech, language and communication needs (SLCN) Autistic Spectrum Condition/Disorder (ASD) Moderate Learning Difficulties (MLD) Specific Learning Difficulties (SpLD) Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) Sensory/Physical Difficulties

Staff Meeting / CPD / Teacher Training / Inset Making your classroom dyslexia-friendly PPT slides Includes: waves of support The inclusive classroom videos How will I recognise dyslexic learners? How can a positive classroom ethos help? How can I improve access to the curriculum? How can grouping help? How can I help learners to develop independent organisational skills? How can I foster the self-esteem of ALL, including dyslexic, students? How can I foster the self-esteem of dyslexic students? What specific difficulties might dyslexic learners have with Mathematics? How can I help learners in mathematics? How can display help? How can I use ‘positive feedback’? Planning and delivering effective small group / individual interventions Individualised schemes of work Successful teaching of reading Successful teaching of spelling Handwriting What is a survival kit ? The effective use of ICT Dyslexia Screening Special arrangements for SATS Useful resources and contacts

Exploring the EEF guidance on High quality teaching approaches for learners with SEND and applying them to daily practice. Staff Meeting / CPD / Teacher Training Includes a short video, tasks, research summary and reflections

SEN Scaffolding and Differentiation Staff Meeting PPT with speaker notes Tasks for Teachers CPD / Teacher Training / Staff Meeting

CPD Training slides for teachers Introducing blanks level questions With activities

Alphabet Dabbing Worksheets - Fine Motor Skills - Dab & Match Letter Activities You’ll get 52 worksheets that you can use for morning work or warm up exercises. Students will be able to easily practise uppercase and lowercase letters while having fun! It’ll be a useful resource during your class that will boost your teaching efficiency! Thank you for stopping by! You can contact me with questions about this product. Thank you for all reviews, ratings and comments you leave on my profile!

Coloring Numbers Activity - Do-a-Dot Coloring Pages - Sub Plan You’ll get 10 coloring pages (numbers 0-9) that you can use for morning work or warm up exercises. Students will be able to easily practise primary numbers while having fun! It’ll be a useful resource during your class that will boost your teaching efficiency! Thank you for stopping by! You can contact me with questions about this product. Thank you for all reviews, ratings and comments you leave on my profile!

This passage outlines a basic morning routine with straightforward language and simple actions, suitable for individuals at CEFR level A1. The MCQs test learner’s understanding of the passage and the pre-reading task, familiarises the learner with the vocabulary. Can be used as a standalone or a springboard into something more creative, or a discussion. The resource can be used for beginner ESL students or for SEN students. ** THE WATERMARKS ARE ONLY ON THE DISPLAY IMAGES, NOT ON THE ACTUAL RESOURCE. **

This A2 level reading resource is tailored to support English language learners. Read about the narrator’s nightly routine, filled with delicious meals, lively conversations, and post-dinner activities. The comprehension questions reinforce understanding and vocabulary acquisition. Perfect for ESL beginners. **Included: ** A2 Reading Passage MCQs Answers AT x

The language used in this reading comprehension is straightforward and accessible, suitable for learners at an A2 proficiency level. The enlarged font size and the generous spacing make this resource more accessible to ESL or SEN learners. Learners can check their understanding through the MCQ quiz. AT x

Students explore the everyday experience of going to school with this concise reading passage tailored for CEFR A2 learners. The passage covers topics such as getting ready for school, attending classes, enjoying lunch with friends, and completing homework after school. Includes: Passage MCQs Answers Perfect for learners building their English comprehension skills in a familiar context. AT x

This A1 reading resource is designed to align with the CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) A1 reading criteria. It is well-suited for English language learners of all ages, including reluctant readers or those with low proficiency levels. The inclusion of an image alongside the text helps to make it less intimidating and more accessible, while the clear enlarged font and 1.5 spacing enhance readability. The PDF format allows for easy printing, and when opened in Microsoft Edge browser, it can be edited and annotated using a full set of tools. Included in this resource is an A1 reading passage, accompanied by five multiple-choice questions (MCQs) and their corresponding answers.

This A1 reading resource is designed to align with the CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) A1 reading criteria. It is well-suited for English language learners of all ages, including reluctant readers or those with low proficiency levels. The inclusion of an image alongside the text helps to make it less intimidating and more accessible, while the clear enlarged font and 1.5 spacing enhance readability. The PDF format allows for easy printing, and when opened in Microsoft Edge browser, it can be edited and annotated using a full set of tools. Included in this resource is an A1 reading passage, accompanied by five multiple-choice questions (MCQs) and their corresponding answers. AT x