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21/11/24

🎉 Stratford, you rock! ✨A huge shoutout to all the amazing runners, families, and schools who made Sunday’s event such an unforgettable day!A massive thank you to our sponsors, Brookfield and Savills Investment Management 🙏and our incredible volunteers 🙌 pic.twitter.com/zajlbis96b

16/11/24

Don’t forget to sponsor your child or loved one for the Chobham event tomorrow! https://t.co/KXo2Qp6uIn

09/07/24

📺 NEW TEACHER RECRUITMENT ADVERTWatch our new teacher recruitment advert; an invitation, from teachers, to join their amazing profession.The film was made with teachers who know the joys and complexities of school life. They helped us write the script and draft the messaging pic.twitter.com/RXt2USnc07

21/06/24

Today we hosted a mini Newham Maths Bee with Year 5 children from Newham schools! Congratulations to for winning! Thanks to William Davies, St. Luke's, and WHCS for joining the fun too. We had a blast tackling challenging problems and having maths fun in the sun! pic.twitter.com/tmsdIfB67k

18/05/24

Great start to our annual Governor Conference, choir. pic.twitter.com/cy8D0hgYEX

01/04/24

Liora is running the Manchester Marathon for Chobham Friends!You can help raise money for Chobham Friends by donating online https://t.co/37hFmmQGEl

08/03/24

choir representing at a national choral competition last weekend - WOW 🔥🙌🏾👏🏼🫶🏿⚡️! Three part harmony, syncopated body percussion and in Portuguese 🇵🇹. We are so proud of how hard you worked and can’t wait to hear what you do next! pic.twitter.com/6FXMoePk7D

08/03/24

choir representing at a national choral competition last weekend - WOW 🔥🙌🏾👏🏼🫶🏿⚡️! Three part harmony, syncopated body percussion and in Portuguese 🇵🇹. We are so proud of how hard you worked and can’t wait to hear what you do next! pic.twitter.com/6FXMoePk7D

08/03/24

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08/03/24

A fantastic International Women’s Day at Chobham today! Celebrating all women and helping to 💜💜 pic.twitter.com/8dffQkuDVd

04/03/24

Our penultimate choir is from the Olympic Park in London: Harris Academy Chobham Junior Choir. Great percussion accompaniment! pic.twitter.com/tBKi9iedjL

03/03/24

We are sooooo proud of our choir who are competing on Manchester today! We send all the luck and positivity! https://t.co/v0ZDGUNhkC

03/03/24

Our penultimate choir is from the Olympic Park in London: Harris Academy Chobham Junior Choir. Great percussion accompaniment! pic.twitter.com/tBKi9iedjL

29/02/24

Year 2’s first ever visit to the primary school library for their first Accelerated Reader session! These readers are super excited to get their hands on the big books! pic.twitter.com/nY65QV5uaG

29/02/24

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29/02/24

Our YUCAN group were lucky enough to go to Shrek’s Adventure and then for a trip on the London Eye this week! So much fun for these amazing pupils! pic.twitter.com/wxQYqDyqfZ

29/02/24

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29/02/24

Year 4 were happy historians at The British Museum last week learning all about things from the past. pic.twitter.com/SFC2KNy8zu

29/02/24

Get along to Chess Club on Thursdays at the Lighthouse and Gardens! With an amazing teacher every week for only £6 per child! pic.twitter.com/mqFwkiRE3A

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SEND

At Harris Academy Chobham we believe all students have the right to achieve their maximum academic and social potential. Inclusion is at the forefront of our practice and we seek to meet the needs of all our students in the most effective and efficient way possible.

The SEND provision at the academy seeks to promote this by providing equality of access and opportunity to all areas of the curriculum. Students are taught in an environment where they receive equal respect and in which their individuality is valued. At the Academy we believe that all students have learning differences and it is our policy to identify and assess children’s learning needs effectively and ensure that learning is supported and personalised to ensure good progress is made by all students. 

All SEND provision in the academy is implemented using the Assess, Plan, Do, Review cycle as recommended by the SEND Code of Practice 2014.

Students needs are identified through careful assessment by school staff and other relevant professionals including Speech and Language Therapists, Educational Psychologists, Occupational Therapists and other medical professionals. We work together with the parents and child to provide effective provision with a focus on developing independence.

Provision is planned on an individual basis and could include:

  • Scaffolded and supported learning tasks
  • Additional resources to support learning including visual prompts or signs
  • Pre teaching of vocabulary or concepts to support understanding
  • Personalised targets or focus skills
  • Counselling – one to one/small group
  • Speech and Language therapy – one to one/small group
  • Targeted booster or intervention groups in a particular subject
  • Social skills and communication groups
  • Physio or OT programme
  • Personalised timetable
  • Targeted one to one support in class or at specific other times

Where a student is requiring additional support such as the above, parents will always be informed and involved in planning. These reviews will take place termly as a minimum.

If you are concerned that your child may need additional support in school, please contact their teacher to discuss your concerns and plan next steps.

For more information about our SEND provision please see our SEND Policy below.

Our SEN Information Report 2020 reviews our provision for the previous academic year and can be found below also.

For all other enquiries please contact Sarah Gibson, Assistant Principal for Inclusion, SENDCO and Deputy Safeguarding Lead.

 

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