Provisions and Mapping

SEN Resources

Provision Mapping is an essential strategy in inclusive education, offering a structured approach to identifying and documenting the range of interventions, support measures, and additional staffing dedicated to learners who require extra assistance. The ‘PROVISION MAPPING resource’ section is designed to equip educators, SENCOs, and educational support staff with the tools and insights necessary for effective provision mapping. By outlining the specific resources allocated to meet the diverse needs of students, provision maps facilitate a coordinated effort to ensure that all learners have access to the support they need to succeed. From template guides and examples of successful provision maps to strategies for monitoring and evaluating the impact of interventions, this collection of resources aims to enhance the educational experience for students requiring additional support, fostering an environment where every learner can thrive.

Provision Mapping Resource Information

Riding the Wave of SEMH: The Impact and Implications of Rising Social, Emotional and Mental Health Needs in Schools part 2

Riding the Wave of SEMH: The Impact and Implications of Rising Social, Emotional and Mental Health Needs in Schools part 2

Explore the methods and importance of early identification in social, emotional, and mental health (SEMH) interventions for students. Learn about screening tools, observation, and the collaborative role of teachers, parents, and professionals in supporting students’ well-being.

Coordinating With Support Specialists

Coordinating With Support Specialists

Explore the importance of coordinating with support specialists in the realm of Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). Discover who these specialists are, their key roles, and why regular engagement with them is vital for tailoring interventions, skill transfer, holistic understanding, and efficient scheduling.

Data Management for SENCOs: Strategies for Efficient and Effective Data Use

Data Management for SENCOs: Strategies for Efficient and Effective Data Use

As a Special Educational Needs Coordinator (SENCO), managing data is a critical aspect of your job. This article will provide you with practical strategies and tips for efficient and effective data use, helping you stay on top of your responsibilities while enhancing outcomes for your students.

SENCO Assessment: Techniques for Supporting SEND

SENCO Assessment: Techniques for Supporting SEND

Are you a UK SENCO looking for effective assessment tools and techniques? Discover our informal guide to SENCO assessment and learn how to support students with special educational needs and disabilities.

Pupils with SEN – Teaching Assistants, pay scales, terms and salary

Pupils with SEN – Teaching Assistants, pay scales, terms and salary

We are in a dire position. Increasing number of EHCPs dictating 1:1 for significant hours and vast time out of lesson for intervention, LA response is ‘write a costed plan’…this does not solve the problem…we CANNOT recruit.

Provision Mapping Resources

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