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NEWSLETTER
CHILDREN WITH DOWN
SYNDROME OR SEVERE LEARNING DISABILITY (SLD)
IN MAINSTREAM SCHOOLS
Spring Term 2005
ADMIN
STAFF PLEASE PASS TO SENCO TO CIRCULATE TO STAFF SUPPORTING PUPILS WITH
DOWN SYNDROME/SLD IN YOUR SCHOOL
Any member
of staff welcome to attend support group meetings.
Please
pass a copy of this Newsletter to the parent(s) of your child(ren) with
Down Syndrome/SLD so that they can keep up to date too!
Support Group Meetings
- Spring Term 2005
Important note!!! The format for the
meetings has changed - we are now meeting in school time- no charge
for attending, and we will start with a speaker followed by borrowing
resources and discussing pupils. Please note change of venue for Central.
All Key Stages welcome.
New Time:
1.30 -4pm pm (except South which will be
2.30 - 5pm)
Dates
Venue
Area
Thursday
10th
March
2.30 -5pm
King Edward VI Community College
- Main Library - Redworth
TORBAY
&
SOUTH
Thursday
24th
February
1.30 -4pm
Withycombe Raleigh CPS, Exmouth
CENTRAL
Monday
21st February
1.30 -4pm
North Devon College Boardroom
and Library Barnstaple
NORTH
Thursday
3rd March
1.30
- 4pm
St Andrew's C of E Primary School
Buckland Monachorum
TAVISTOCK
Come to Support Group and
share ideas and good practice - problem solving with friendly colleagues;
borrow resources. Any queries about courses/children etc. contact
me on <a href=mailto:jane@janebeadman.wanadoo.co.ukjane@janebeadman.wanadoo.co.uk
You may attend any group independent
of area to suit you. We have two speakers this term and they will be
repeating the session at the other support groups next term if there
is sufficient interest.
North and Central
Linda Chapman, SEN Consultant.
Linda has been working with mainstream schools on the B squared ( p-levels)
project and will be leading the session on p-scales, and increasing
access to the curriculum. We will be looking at differentiating the
curriculum for all keystages. Please bring examples of differentiation
- don't be modest!
South and Tavistock
Victoria Ralfs, DSA Development
Officer South West England. Victoria will present on issues and
strategies around sexuality and relationships teaching in schools -
both Primary and secondary, with lots of practical ideas. Please bring
any curriculum resources that you have found helpful.
You will see that we have a new
venue for Central - sadly Bradley Rowe Middle School will not have
room to host meetings or store resources when they move into their new
Primary School in the Summer term. Many thanks to staff for making us
feel so welcome, and especially to Phil Round who catalogued and looked
after all the resources for us and supplied us with refreshments as
well as her room. Very grateful thanks to Withycombe Raleigh PS who
will now be storing resources and hosting support groups - special
thanks to Lynn Jones, SENCo for co-ordinating the changeover.
Secondary Support day
A secondary support day will
be held on Thursday April 28th at the Tiverton Hotel, Blundells
Road, Tiverton. Coffee from 9am, sessions to run from 9.30, day will
end at 4 pm . Includes lunch - charge for day £30
to cover costs.
Topics will cover:
14+ transition reviews
and involving the pupil, transition from school to FE and adult services
-session led by Charlotte Child, SALT and Mary Dodson, Senior Teacher,
Bidwell Brook Community School.
Sexuality and relationships
teaching - Vikky Ralfs, DSA Development officer SW England
Discussions re Numicon
-please bring your resources, and Alternative Accreditation - please
update us on what your school is doing and bring examples.
Support group -
opportunities to talk about pupils - celebrate success and problem
solve.
Please complete
form at end of newsletter, page 7, if you are able to attend any of
the support group meetings including the secondary day so that we have
an idea of numbers.
oooo----oooo----oooo
DSA news update
Not only is there an Education
Resource Pack for mainstream schools but also a new publication for
Special Schools. Link for Education Support pack DSA:
<a href=http://www.dsa-uk.com/Literature/Education/supportpack.pdfhttp://www.dsa-uk.com/Literature/Education/supportpack.pdf
'Access to Education
- a report on the barriers to education for children with Down's
syndrome' was published in May 2004, and presents the results
of a survey sent to all parent members with children aged from 3 to
19 years. It represents the educational experiences of the 1500 parents
who replied, and makes for some very interesting and at times quite
challenging reading. Link for Access to Education survey DSA:
<a href=http://www.downs-syndrome.org.uk/DSA_lstCampaigns.aspxhttp://www.downs-syndrome.org.uk/DSA_lstCampaigns.aspx
In the Spring/ summer there
will be a further publication: 'Access to Education; Experiences
of Transition from school to Further Education
- Diversity and Practice for young people with Down's syndrome
in the UK'. This analyses the transition experiences of families
with pupils leaving school and going into Further Education - this
area presents many challenges and is interesting reading.
Following on from the very
useful booklets and information sheets for parents and schools supporting
pupils with Down's syndrome, further information sheets are currently
in print on the following topics: Fine Motor Skills, Number Skills,
14+ Transitional Review, and Adolescence and sexuality.
These will supplement the existing information sheets on: The Early
Years- Starting School, Behaviour, Reading, Short term Auditory Memory,
Transition from Primary to Secondary Schools, Alternative accreditation
at Key Stage 4, Suitable Software for Under 7's
Single copies are free, extra copies are £1.50 each.
There are also two booklets
for schools and parents - Including Pupils with Down's
syndrome - Primary and Secondary - single copy free, extra copies
£2.90 each. All are available from DSA, Langdon Down Centre, 2A Langdon
Park, Teddington, Middlesex TW11 9PS. Tel:0845 230 0372, e-mail: info@downs-syndrome.org.uk,
website: <a href=http://www.downs-syndrome.org.uk/www.downs-syndrome.org.uk
Why not join the DSA and get
the journal 3 times a year plus these new publications? Annual subscription
only £15. All the above literature is free to members.
oooo----oooo----oooo
Top Tips
A really simple way to give
messages or record instructions - Talking Tins from <a href=http://www.talking/www.talking products.com. Cost 3 for £11.74.
These were originally designed for visually impaired people to enable
them to identify food tins. Inclusive Technology also supply packs of
3 with adaptors and straps to connect to any object at £14.Records
about 10 seconds of speech, rerecordable.
Similarly Voice Pad
does the same job - light and easy to hold from SEMERC or CAP Project
www.cap.becta.org.uk . Or Inclusive Technology Tel: 01457 819799.10
for £3. This small,thin pad allows you to record and play back a message
(up to 10 seconds).The self-adhesive pad on the back means it can act
as a talking label or as part of a display. It could record an instruction,
or it can be used to replace home/school book, or pupil can record a
message as an aide memoire or to check speech clarity. Many thanks to
Pete Dendle and Jon Stevens at Millford School, Plymouth and Celia Todd,
Clinical Lead SALT, Cornwall.
Talking Photo Album
from Liberator Tel: 01476 550391, <a href=http://www.liberator.co.uk/www.liberator.co.uk or www.curriculumonline.gov.uk. Re-
recordable strips at the bottom of each plastic insert. You can use
for photos, pictures, sequencing a story, All about Me books etc. Costs
£29 or 5 for £141 . Thanks to Jeanette Denham, Senior portage Worker,
South Devon and Jane Hancock, Chief Speech and Language Therapist, Exeter.
Do you have
any top tips - if so e-mail me and I'll include them in the next
newsletter.
oooo----oooo----oooo
Enabling Schemes
- Social Services:
Exciting new development- Social
Services are now employing 'Enablers' to be available to support
children with disabilities from 5 - 14 years in after school
activities eg Cubs, Brownies, Guides, Scouts, Youth Club, After School
Clubs etc. They will support the child for a period of weeks to enable
the adults running the group to understand the special needs and it's
practical implications for the group, with gradual withdrawal as the
child becomes established and happy in the group.
Contact:
Laura Barbour, Co-Ordinator
North , Tel: 0797 1208423
Cathy Hill, Teignbridge and
South Hams, Tel: 01803 869300
Dennis Platt, Exeter Area 01392
384000 - parents need ask for referral to Joint Agency Team
Other areas are in differing
stages of development - phone local Social services for onformation
Oooo----oooo----oooo
Update Devon Service
Did you miss the Autumn term
newsletter? Sorry but I was too busy to do one and there were no support
group meetings last term as I was busy training both in schools and
on the training days.
It was lovely to meet so many
of you at our 3 training days in the Autumn - Early Years, Primary
and Secondary, and thanks to Judy Crane, Advisory Teacher for ICT and
Jane Hancock, SALT who were also presenters. It was good meeting so
many staff at the secondary schools that invited me in for training
- Knowles Hill. Cullompton CC, KEVICCS, Great Torrington and Teign;
and Primary schools - Chardstock CPS, Withycombe Raleigh CPS who invited
Exeter Rd CPS - a great way of combining with other local schools
-shares the cost and combines experiences!
Schools currently supporting
pupils with DS for you to network with:
Mainstream Schools:
Key
Stage 1
Key Stage 2
Key Stage 3
Key Stage 4
Exeter Rd
CPS
Chudleigh PS
QECC, Crediton
South Tawton
PS
St Andrew's C of E PS, Buckland
Monachorum
Exmouth CC
Bideford College -2
Okehampton
PS
Honiton CPS
Knowles Hill, Newton Abbot
The Community College, Chulmleigh
Lady Seaward's
PS
Silverton PS
Launceston College
Honiton PS
Broadhempston Village PS
Kingsbridge CC
Kingsbridge CC
Our
lady's Catholic PS, Barnstaple -2
Shirwell PS
Cullompton CC -2
South Dartmoor CC
Walter Dawe
First School
Central Cof E Middle , Exeter
Kingsteignton, Teign School
Kingsteignton, Teign School
Sidmouth
Infants
Braunton CC
Milber Infant
School, Newton Abbot
Kings acre PS
Great Torrington CC
Bideford College
Bideford
St Mary's C of E PS -2
Bishop's Nympton PS
Park CC, Barnstaple
North Tawton
PS -2
Dolton C of E PS Winkleigh-
Honiton CC
Milton Abbot
, Tavistock
St Giles on the Heath, Launceston
Holsworthy CC
Withycombe
Raleigh Cof E PS-2
Gatehouse PS, Dawlish
KEVICC, Totnes
KEVICC, Totnes
Tavistock
PS
Bideford St Margaret's C
of E PS
Shirwell
.PS
Parkham PS
Great Torrington
Kingsbridge
PS
Chardstock PS
St Andrew's
Cof E, Buckland Monachorum 2
Farway C of E PS
Upottery PS
The Topsham
School 2
North Molton PS
Exminster
PS 2
Dartington PS
Manor PS,
Ivybridge
St Helen's Cof E PS
St Michael's (Independent)
Blackawton PS
Total
:25
23
14
9
Total number of pupils
attending mainstream schools =71; 48 attend Primary schools, and 23
attend secondary schools
Pupils with Down syndrome
attending Special Schools:
School
KS1
KS2
KS 3/4
Total
Pathfield
0
2
6
8
Ellen
Tinkham
0
3
3
6
Millwater
1
2
6
9
Bidwell
Brook
1
0
4
5
Oaklands
park
0
2
1
3
Mayfield =1
Devon pupil
Southbrook
= 1 KS3
Total
:
2
10
21
33
Total number of pupils
attending special schools = 33
Total number of pupils
with Down syndrome = 104
Oooo----oooo----oooo
Look forward to seeing you at support
meetings - please complete form overleaf!
Jane Beadman,
Educational Psychologist
Please complete and e-mail
to <a href=mailto:jane@janebeadman.wanadoo.co.ukjane@janebeadman.wanadoo.co.uk or post to Jane Beadman, EPS, Windmill
House, 21 , Ashburton Rd, Totnes TQ9 5JT
I/We are planning to attend the
following support groups: (Please tick)
Thursday 10th March
Redworth Library KEVICC Totnes 2.30 - 5pm
Thursday 24th
February Withycombe Raleigh CPS, Exmouth
Monday 21st
February North Devon College Boardroom, Barnstaple
Thursday 3rd March
St Andrew's Cof E PS , Buckland Monachorum
1.30 - 4pm unless otherwise
stated
Secondary Support
day Tiverton Hotel, Thursday April 28th 9.30 - 4
First
Name:
____________________________________
Last name:
___________________________
Job
Title:
____________________________________
Tel No:
___________________________
School:
______________________________________________________________________________
Address:
______________________________________________________________________________
Cost
code
For secondary
support day - cost £30 per person
or
Cheque enclosed
Link for Education Support pack:
NEWSLETTER
CHILDREN WITH DOWN
SYNDROME OR SEVERE LEARNING DISABILITY (SLD)
IN MAINSTREAM SCHOOLS
Spring Term 2005
ADMIN
STAFF PLEASE PASS TO SENCO TO CIRCULATE TO STAFF SUPPORTING PUPILS WITH
DOWN SYNDROME/SLD IN YOUR SCHOOL
Any member
of staff welcome to attend support group meetings.
Please
pass a copy of this Newsletter to the parent(s) of your child(ren) with
Down Syndrome/SLD so that they can keep up to date too!
Support Group Meetings
- Spring Term 2005
Important note!!! The format for the
meetings has changed - we are now meeting in school time- no charge
for attending, and we will start with a speaker followed by borrowing
resources and discussing pupils. Please note change of venue for Central.
All Key Stages welcome.
New Time:
1.30 -4pm pm (except South which will be
2.30 - 5pm)
Dates
Venue
Area
Thursday
10th
March
2.30 -5pm
King Edward VI Community College
- Main Library - Redworth
TORBAY
&
SOUTH
Thursday
24th
February
1.30 -4pm
Withycombe Raleigh CPS, Exmouth
CENTRAL
Monday
21st February
1.30 -4pm
North Devon College Boardroom
and Library Barnstaple
NORTH
Thursday
3rd March
1.30
- 4pm
St Andrew's C of E Primary School
Buckland Monachorum
TAVISTOCK
Come to Support Group and
share ideas and good practice - problem solving with friendly colleagues;
borrow resources. Any queries about courses/children etc. contact
me on <a href=mailto:jane@janebeadman.wanadoo.co.ukjane@janebeadman.wanadoo.co.uk
You may attend any group independent
of area to suit you. We have two speakers this term and they will be
repeating the session at the other support groups next term if there
is sufficient interest.
North and Central
Linda Chapman, SEN Consultant.
Linda has been working with mainstream schools on the B squared ( p-levels)
project and will be leading the session on p-scales, and increasing
access to the curriculum. We will be looking at differentiating the
curriculum for all keystages. Please bring examples of differentiation
- don't be modest!
South and Tavistock
Victoria Ralfs, DSA Development
Officer South West England. Victoria will present on issues and
strategies around sexuality and relationships teaching in schools -
both Primary and secondary, with lots of practical ideas. Please bring
any curriculum resources that you have found helpful.
You will see that we have a new
venue for Central - sadly Bradley Rowe Middle School will not have
room to host meetings or store resources when they move into their new
Primary School in the Summer term. Many thanks to staff for making us
feel so welcome, and especially to Phil Round who catalogued and looked
after all the resources for us and supplied us with refreshments as
well as her room. Very grateful thanks to Withycombe Raleigh PS who
will now be storing resources and hosting support groups - special
thanks to Lynn Jones, SENCo for co-ordinating the changeover.
Secondary Support day
A secondary support day will
be held on Thursday April 28th at the Tiverton Hotel, Blundells
Road, Tiverton. Coffee from 9am, sessions to run from 9.30, day will
end at 4 pm . Includes lunch - charge for day £30
to cover costs.
Topics will cover:
14+ transition reviews
and involving the pupil, transition from school to FE and adult services
-session led by Charlotte Child, SALT and Mary Dodson, Senior Teacher,
Bidwell Brook Community School.
Sexuality and relationships
teaching - Vikky Ralfs, DSA Development officer SW England
Discussions re Numicon
-please bring your resources, and Alternative Accreditation - please
update us on what your school is doing and bring examples.
Support group -
opportunities to talk about pupils - celebrate success and problem
solve.
Please complete
form at end of newsletter, page 7, if you are able to attend any of
the support group meetings including the secondary day so that we have
an idea of numbers.
oooo----oooo----oooo
DSA news update
Not only is there an Education
Resource Pack for mainstream schools but also a new publication for
Special Schools. Link for Education Support pack DSA:
<a href=http://www.dsa-uk.com/Literature/Education/supportpack.pdfhttp://www.dsa-uk.com/Literature/Education/supportpack.pdf
'Access to Education
- a report on the barriers to education for children with Down's
syndrome' was published in May 2004, and presents the results
of a survey sent to all parent members with children aged from 3 to
19 years. It represents the educational experiences of the 1500 parents
who replied, and makes for some very interesting and at times quite
challenging reading. Link for Access to Education survey DSA:
<a href=http://www.downs-syndrome.org.uk/DSA_lstCampaigns.aspxhttp://www.downs-syndrome.org.uk/DSA_lstCampaigns.aspx
In the Spring/ summer there
will be a further publication: 'Access to Education; Experiences
of Transition from school to Further Education
- Diversity and Practice for young people with Down's syndrome
in the UK'. This analyses the transition experiences of families
with pupils leaving school and going into Further Education - this
area presents many challenges and is interesting reading.
Following on from the very
useful booklets and information sheets for parents and schools supporting
pupils with Down's syndrome, further information sheets are currently
in print on the following topics: Fine Motor Skills, Number Skills,
14+ Transitional Review, and Adolescence and sexuality.
These will supplement the existing information sheets on: The Early
Years- Starting School, Behaviour, Reading, Short term Auditory Memory,
Transition from Primary to Secondary Schools, Alternative accreditation
at Key Stage 4, Suitable Software for Under 7's
Single copies are free, extra copies are £1.50 each.
There are also two booklets
for schools and parents - Including Pupils with Down's
syndrome - Primary and Secondary - single copy free, extra copies
£2.90 each. All are available from DSA, Langdon Down Centre, 2A Langdon
Park, Teddington, Middlesex TW11 9PS. Tel:0845 230 0372, e-mail: info@downs-syndrome.org.uk,
website: <a href=http://www.downs-syndrome.org.uk/www.downs-syndrome.org.uk
Why not join the DSA and get
the journal 3 times a year plus these new publications? Annual subscription
only £15. All the above literature is free to members.
oooo----oooo----oooo
Top Tips
A really simple way to give
messages or record instructions - Talking Tins from <a href=http://www.talking/www.talking products.com. Cost 3 for £11.74.
These were originally designed for visually impaired people to enable
them to identify food tins. Inclusive Technology also supply packs of
3 with adaptors and straps to connect to any object at £14.Records
about 10 seconds of speech, rerecordable.
Similarly Voice Pad
does the same job - light and easy to hold from SEMERC or CAP Project
www.cap.becta.org.uk . Or Inclusive Technology Tel: 01457 819799.10
for £3. This small,thin pad allows you to record and play back a message
(up to 10 seconds).The self-adhesive pad on the back means it can act
as a talking label or as part of a display. It could record an instruction,
or it can be used to replace home/school book, or pupil can record a
message as an aide memoire or to check speech clarity. Many thanks to
Pete Dendle and Jon Stevens at Millford School, Plymouth and Celia Todd,
Clinical Lead SALT, Cornwall.
Talking Photo Album
from Liberator Tel: 01476 550391, <a href=http://www.liberator.co.uk/www.liberator.co.uk or www.curriculumonline.gov.uk. Re-
recordable strips at the bottom of each plastic insert. You can use
for photos, pictures, sequencing a story, All about Me books etc. Costs
£29 or 5 for £141 . Thanks to Jeanette Denham, Senior portage Worker,
South Devon and Jane Hancock, Chief Speech and Language Therapist, Exeter.
Do you have
any top tips - if so e-mail me and I'll include them in the next
newsletter.
oooo----oooo----oooo
Enabling Schemes
- Social Services:
Exciting new development- Social
Services are now employing 'Enablers' to be available to support
children with disabilities from 5 - 14 years in after school
activities eg Cubs, Brownies, Guides, Scouts, Youth Club, After School
Clubs etc. They will support the child for a period of weeks to enable
the adults running the group to understand the special needs and it's
practical implications for the group, with gradual withdrawal as the
child becomes established and happy in the group.
Contact:
Laura Barbour, Co-Ordinator
North , Tel: 0797 1208423
Cathy Hill, Teignbridge and
South Hams, Tel: 01803 869300
Dennis Platt, Exeter Area 01392
384000 - parents need ask for referral to Joint Agency Team
Other areas are in differing
stages of development - phone local Social services for onformation
Oooo----oooo----oooo
Update Devon Service
Did you miss the Autumn term
newsletter? Sorry but I was too busy to do one and there were no support
group meetings last term as I was busy training both in schools and
on the training days.
It was lovely to meet so many
of you at our 3 training days in the Autumn - Early Years, Primary
and Secondary, and thanks to Judy Crane, Advisory Teacher for ICT and
Jane Hancock, SALT who were also presenters. It was good meeting so
many staff at the secondary schools that invited me in for training
- Knowles Hill. Cullompton CC, KEVICCS, Great Torrington and Teign;
and Primary schools - Chardstock CPS, Withycombe Raleigh CPS who invited
Exeter Rd CPS - a great way of combining with other local schools
-shares the cost and combines experiences!
Schools currently supporting
pupils with DS for you to network with:
Mainstream Schools:
Key
Stage 1
Key Stage 2
Key Stage 3
Key Stage 4
Exeter Rd
CPS
Chudleigh PS
QECC, Crediton
South Tawton
PS
St Andrew's C of E PS, Buckland
Monachorum
Exmouth CC
Bideford College -2
Okehampton
PS
Honiton CPS
Knowles Hill, Newton Abbot
The Community College, Chulmleigh
Lady Seaward's
PS
Silverton PS
Launceston College
Honiton PS
Broadhempston Village PS
Kingsbridge CC
Kingsbridge CC
Our
lady's Catholic PS, Barnstaple -2
Shirwell PS
Cullompton CC -2
South Dartmoor CC
Walter Dawe
First School
Central Cof E Middle , Exeter
Kingsteignton, Teign School
Kingsteignton, Teign School
Sidmouth
Infants
Braunton CC
Milber Infant
School, Newton Abbot
Kings acre PS
Great Torrington CC
Bideford College
Bideford
St Mary's C of E PS -2
Bishop's Nympton PS
Park CC, Barnstaple
North Tawton
PS -2
Dolton C of E PS Winkleigh-
Honiton CC
Milton Abbot
, Tavistock
St Giles on the Heath, Launceston
Holsworthy CC
Withycombe
Raleigh Cof E PS-2
Gatehouse PS, Dawlish
KEVICC, Totnes
KEVICC, Totnes
Tavistock
PS
Bideford St Margaret's C
of E PS
Shirwell
.PS
Parkham PS
Great Torrington
Kingsbridge
PS
Chardstock PS
St Andrew's
Cof E, Buckland Monachorum 2
Farway C of E PS
Upottery PS
The Topsham
School 2
North Molton PS
Exminster
PS 2
Dartington PS
Manor PS,
Ivybridge
St Helen's Cof E PS
St Michael's (Independent)
Blackawton PS
Total
:25
23
14
9
Total number of pupils
attending mainstream schools =71; 48 attend Primary schools, and 23
attend secondary schools
Pupils with Down syndrome
attending Special Schools:
School
KS1
KS2
KS 3/4
Total
Pathfield
0
2
6
8
Ellen
Tinkham
0
3
3
6
Millwater
1
2
6
9
Bidwell
Brook
1
0
4
5
Oaklands
park
0
2
1
3
Mayfield =1
Devon pupil
Southbrook
= 1 KS3
Total
:
2
10
21
33
Total number of pupils
attending special schools = 33
Total number of pupils
with Down syndrome = 104
Oooo----oooo----oooo
Look forward to seeing you at support
meetings - please complete form overleaf!
Jane Beadman,
Educational Psychologist
Please complete and e-mail
to <a href=mailto:jane@janebeadman.wanadoo.co.ukjane@janebeadman.wanadoo.co.uk or post to Jane Beadman, EPS, Windmill
House, 21 , Ashburton Rd, Totnes TQ9 5JT
I/We are planning to attend the
following support groups: (Please tick)
Thursday 10th March
Redworth Library KEVICC Totnes 2.30 - 5pm
Thursday 24th
February Withycombe Raleigh CPS, Exmouth
Monday 21st
February North Devon College Boardroom, Barnstaple
Thursday 3rd March
St Andrew's Cof E PS , Buckland Monachorum
1.30 - 4pm unless otherwise
stated
Secondary Support
day Tiverton Hotel, Thursday April 28th 9.30 - 4
First
Name:
____________________________________
Last name:
___________________________
Job
Title:
____________________________________
Tel No:
___________________________
School:
______________________________________________________________________________
Address:
______________________________________________________________________________
Cost
code
For secondary
support day - cost £30 per person
or
Cheque enclosed