At Trinity, we believe that all children should succeed. With this in mind, we ensure that our curriculum is inclusive, allowing every child to make progress and achieve their targets.

For children who find learning difficult, we offer a wide range of interventions, resources and tools to support them both in class and at home.

We have also created a unique space for our SEN pupils support - the serenity room to be used for emotional regulation and sensory stimulation during social space times and morning interventions. 

 

The serenity room will be used to support pupils with emotional regulation and sensory stimulation during social space times and morning interventions.

 

Research shows that students with better self-regulation skills have higher academic achievement, are more likely to get along with others, and are better able to build and maintain strong relationships. A sensory room can also provide: - Create a safe space with tools students can use to self regulate and manage anger, over-stimulation and stress. -Provide a comfortable space for students to relax in to help them interact with others. - Provide a safe 'crisis and de-escalation' area.

 

"  Neurodiversity describes the idea that people experience and interact with the world around them in many different ways; there is no one "right" way of thinking, learning, and behaving, and differences are not viewed as deficits. Harvard Health Publishing , "

 

 

Should you have any question please revert to our SEND policy (click here for policies) or feel free to contact our SENCO Camila Martinez or SEN Lead Clare Shobbrook (secondary phase).