Here you will find information about Inclusion at Greet. If you would like more information, please contact the school office to arrange a meeting with our SENDCo Lead, Miss Williams, or our SENDCo, Mrs Dulai.
The school office phone number is: 0121 464 3360
You can also email the SEND team at: SENDCO@greet.createpartnership.org.uk
Key documents can be found below:
Find out about services that are available to your family by visiting the Birmingham Local Offer website here.
In the first instance, please contact the SENDCo Lead, Miss Williams, or our SENDCo, Mrs Dulai, to outline your concerns. If you feel that your concern has not been resolved satisfactorily, please follow the guidance in the Create Partnership Trust Complaints Policy.
The SEND Code of Practice outlines additional measures the Local Authority must set up for preventing and resolving disagreements. Parents/carers will be given the necessary information upon request.
Parents can be signposted to the Birmingham Special Educational Needs and Disability Advice Support Service (SENDIASS) for support. SENDIASS offers impartial information, advice and support to children with a special educational need or disability.
SENDIASS can be contact on: 0121 303 5004
You can visit their website here.
We have strong partnerships with a number of external agencies who work across Birmingham to support children with SEND. Some of the agencies that regularly work with us in school are:
Educational Psychology
You can find parent information about this service here.
Pupil and School Support (PSS)
You can find parent information about this service here.
The Communication and Autism Team (CAT)
You can find parent information about this service here.
PDSS (Physical Difficulties Support Service)
You can find parent information about this service here.
Sensory Support (Vision and Hearing support)
You can find parent information about this service here for vision and here for hearing.
Some children on the SEND register may benefit from the expertise these agencies can offer. If we feel this is the case we always consult with parents to discuss and seek consent prior to making a referral.