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Tweendykes School
Tweendykes Road, HU7 4XJ, UK Kingston upon Hull
+44 (0)1482 826508
www:http://www.tweendykes.hull.sch.uk/e-mail:admin@tweendykes.hull.sch.uk

Welcome to Tweendykes School

"I would like to extend a very warm welcome to you and hope that your visit to the School's web site will be a rewarding one. In the following pages you will find information about the aims and organisation of the School, the wide range of educational activities and experiences we are able to provide for pupils with severe learning difficulties.

Our school through the eyes of our studentsThe School has many resources but the most valuable resource is its staff. We have a skilled and dedicated team who provide the best educational opportunities for all our pupils.

We are helped by the many visiting professionals who offer advice and guidance. We believe parents have an important role to play and by working together we aim to provide the best for our pupils. If you would like more information about the school, please contact me by phone, fax or e mail."

- Mrs. B. Dobson B.Ed Hons.


AIMS

What can Jodie see through her window?To provide a stimulating, enriching, challenging, varied and rewarding learning environment within a happy and purposeful atmosphere.

To provide a broad, balanced and relevant curriculum appropriate to the needs of each pupil and taught and assessed through individual learning programmes.

To implement the National Curriculum as is appropriate to the needs of each pupil.

To provide a system of care that encourages and maintains appropriate standards of behaviour so that each pupil can develop the social skills necessary for life after school in their local community.

To develop each pupil's individual potential

To develop the self esteem, self awareness and confidence of each pupil.

To provide an environment where the needs of each pupil are met by a team of adults working together in a positive and mutually supportive way.

To provide pupils, where appropriate, with curricular and social opportunities for contact with their mainstream peers.

To provide an environment that reflects equality of opportunity and values each individual’s contribution to the school community regardless of ability, race or sex.

To develop a partnership between School, Parents and Carers.

ADMISSIONS

Tweendykes is an LEA controlled day-school for Nursery, Primary and Secondary pupils who have special educational needs because of their learning difficulties. Pupils can be admitted at the beginning of the term when they are three years old and will usually have, or be in the process of obtaining, a Statement of Special Educational Needs. Admissions to the School are controlled by the Local Education Authority.

Who attends TweendykesPupils older then three can be admitted at any time during a term. If they are transferring from another school in the area then agreement with the Educational Psychologists is required before the place can be taken up. If the pupil is coming from outside our area then the pupil can be admitted on an assessment place subject to the Local Education Authority either taking on their Statement of Special Educational Needs from the other Authority or deciding to reassess and issue a new statement.

Pupils who attend Tweendykes School are offered a broad, balanced and relevant curriculum organised within the context of the National Curriculum, to promote greater personal and social independence. All pupils have an individual education plan describing short term objectives - these are shared with Parents on a termly basis.

As a small special school Tweendykes provides a supportive community where the needs of individual pupils are important and an emphasis is placed on the development of communication and inter-personal skills.

At the age of 16 our pupils leave the School to attend either a college based course or to attend a specialist centre for 16 -19 year olds.

It sometimes occurs that very young children, who are hard to assess accurately, having been at the School are assessed as being inappropriately placed. We will always discuss our assessments with Parents and encourage them to visit other schools which may offer a more appropriate education for the pupil. Transfers to other schools in the area do occur and we will do what we can to make the transfer as easy as possible for both parent and child.

CURRICULUM

Our curriculum is diverse and enrichedTweendykes School aims to provide a stimulating, challenging and enjoyable educational environment. Each pupil is encouraged to develop the knowledge, skills attitudes, confidence and self esteem necessary to meet the challenge of adult life. This is achieved through a curriculum that is both balanced and relevant to the needs of the individual pupil experiencing a wide range of learning difficulties.

The curriculum aims to prepare pupils for life after school and therefore it will in part focus on activities outside of school and relationships with the local community. By providing appropriate curricular and social opportunities in the wider community it is intended that a positive profile will be developed both for pupils and the School.

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