Enhanced Learning Provision for DLD

The teachers in Kingfishers and Swans are Mrs Rhodes, Miss Armstrong and Mrs Gough. We are also supported by our dedicated teaching assistants; Mrs Li, Miss Warby, Mrs Lock, Mrs Boardman and Miss Mills. We also have our brilliant speech therapist; Maxine Whitmore.

The ELP Team

Mrs Rhodes

Miss Armstrong

Mrs Gough

Maxine Whitmore

Mrs Li

Miss Mills

Mrs Boardman

Miss Warby

Kingfishers and Swans homework

Welcome to Autumn term in Kingfishers! This term will be jam packed with lots of exciting learning! Our context this term is ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’ where will learning how to keep our minds and bodies healthy and happy! We will have a ‘mind body and soul festival’ where we will design and make things to sell for our chosen charity. We will be learning about the world around us and our own personal history. We will be learning about how to be a good friend and how we can help others in need. All of this learning will be supported by lots of trips including, Kidspace, Ikea, Morrisons, Littleheath woods and a local walk. I am very excited about the term ahead!

Welcome to Autumn term in Swans! Our context this term is ‘Water World” where we will be learning about solids and liquids through fun and exciting science experiments! In geography we will learning about water energy, the water cycle and seasonal changes. In Literacy, we will also be studying the picture book “Flotsam” by David Weisner about a science minded boy who goes to the beach to examine anything that has been washed ashore. All of this learning will be supported by lots of trips including Sea Life at London Aquarium and The Globe Theatre. A fun term ahead!

Both classes liaise closely with the speech therapist to deliver personalised programmes and learning experiences which link to the children's language needs.

Shine a Light Awards We are very proud to have WON the Communication Trust's 'Shine a Light' award as primary school of the year in recognition of all the hard work in the school with children with SLCN.