Warren Road Primary School

At WRPS, everyone has the right to learn and progress

At Warren Road Primary School, we aim to remove barriers to learning to enable all children to achieve their full potential and to develop the skills and processes required for them to become independent learners.

We will support children to help them to develop a positive self-image and we will offer them purposeful learning experiences. We value our collaborative approach, ensuring that the voices of the children and their parents/carers are included. Aspirations of pupils and their families are recognised, valued and developed; no child will be discriminated against because of disability or learning difficulty. We aim to create an environment where there is a place for everyone and there is a feeling that they belong.

Our Aims

Our aims at Warren Road Primary School:

To identify pupils who have special educational needs and disabilities (SEND)
To develop and monitor appropriate provision for pupils who have SEND
To follow the guidance provided in the SEND Code of Practice (2015)
To ensure that the provision of support is met through quality first teaching and appropriate intervention as required
To provide a Special Educational Needs Co-ordinator (SENCo) who will work alongside parents and relevant staff and implement the policy
To provide support, advice and training for all staff working with pupils who have SEND
To value contributions from parents, carers and the child and to ensure that they are fully involved in discussions and decisions
To seek and act upon advice from outside professional agencies to meet pupils’ needs
To monitor the progress of pupils to ensure they reach their potential
To acknowledge the aspirations of the pupils and their parents and care

Our SEND team

Our SEND Team consists of:

Mrs. Gemma Read- Assistant headteacher for Inclusion, SENCO, Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead, Designated Teacher for Looked After and Post Looked After Children, responsible for medical needs
Mrs. Annie Harrington- Family worker and Mental Health Lead
Mrs. Aiello- ELSA teacher
Mrs. Butler- Level 7 qualified literacy specialist teacher
Mrs. Walker- Level 5 qualified literacy specialist teacher
Mrs. Kulkarni- Independent Speech and Language Therapist
Mrs. Lawn- Bromley Healthcare linked Speech and Language Therapist
Miss. Delaney- Speech and Language specialist teaching assistant
Mrs. McCracken- Headteacher’s PA, Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead, can be contacted if Mrs. Read is unavailable
Mrs. Edwardes- Member of the school’s governing body with responsibility for SEND

If there are any concerns for your child’s development in any area, you can contact Mrs. Read on the following email- send@warrenroad.bromley.sch.uk for further support and guidance.

SEND Information Report and Policy

SEND Information Report 2024 – 2025

Each year, an information evening is held in late September to consult parents on the content of our SEND Information Report. Here is the link to the current SEND Information Report:

Download our SEND information report 2024-25

Accessibility Plan
Our Accessibility Plan shows ow Warren Road Primary School intends, over time, to increase the accessibility of our school for disabled pupils, staff, parents/careers and visitors.

Download our accessibility plan

SEND Policy
The policy sets out the school’s aims and objectives for our provision for pupils with special educational needs and disabilities. It should be read in conjunction with eh latest SEND Information Report.

View our SEND Policy

Bromley Local Offer
To find out more about SEND support in the local authority, please see the Local Offer website for more information on services, processes and opportunities.

Click here to view the local offer website