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SEN Support Plan for:
Child’s details
Name Date of Birth Year Group Address Post code Ethnicity Religion Home language Parent / Carer details (with parental responsibility) Cared for by the LA Name Relationship to the child Address (if different from above) Postcode Telephone numbers Email address Name Relationship to the child Address Post code Telephone number E-mail address Educational setting details Name Address Contact person / position Telephone number Email Address Details of child’s GP Name Address
Professionals who support me Contact details for involved professionals
Name Role Contact Details (Email address and/or Telephone Number)
Related plans or assessments (add to list as needed)
Yes/No Date initiated Date completed (or state ‘ongoing’)
Early Help Assessment e.g. Common Assessment Framework (CAF) Child in Need Child Protection Care Plan/Personal Education Plan (Cared for Child) Continuing Care/Continuing Health Care
All about me – by me What can I do well? What do I need help with?
What do I like and what makes me happy? What’s important to me now? How do I want to be supported?
All about me - by my parent(s) / carer(s) What can they do well? What do they need help with? How do you want them to be supported?
What do they like and what makes them
happy? What’s important to them now and in the
future? Anything else you would like us to know?
Assessment - Summary
Summary of Special Educational Needs An overview of needs and the diagnoses
Assessment – Early Years Data
Individual Record of Development in the Prime Areas (PSED, CL, PD) To be completed by the Key Person to support the writing of progress summaries and to track children’s progress
Child’s Initials: Attendance*: How many sessions? Good / Poor attendance?
DOB: M/F: Any additional Information: Please highlight – 2YO, SLT, SEND, EAL, CFC, CIN, CP, EYPP
Date of admission: Setting:
Completed by: Key Person in conversation with the parents
Date: (on entry) Age of child in months:
Completed by: Date: Age of child in months: Completed by: Date: Age of child in months: Completed by: Date: Age of child in months:
It is important to acknowledge the child’s age in months when completing this grid which will highlight those children who may be at risk of delay. It is suggested that this would be completed on the child’s entry to the setting (in discussion with the parents) and during October, March and June.
Key: 2YO – a child with 2 year old funding; SLT – receiving speech and language therapy; SEND – a child with special educational needs or a disability; EAL – a child who speaks English as an additional language; CFC – a child who is cared for; CIN – Child in Need; CP – Child Protection; EYPP – Early Years Pupil Premium. * Please note how often a child attends each week and if attendance is regular.
Development Bands
PSED – Making Relationships
PSED – Self-confidence and self-awareness
PSED – Managing
Feelings and Behaviour
CL – Listening and attention
CL - Understanding
CL - Speaking
PD – Moving and handling
PD – Health and self-
care
0-11 months
emerging secure
8-20 months
emerging secure
16-26 months
emerging secure
22-36 months
emerging secure
30-50 months
emerging secure
40-60+ months
emerging secure
Individual Child Record of Development in the Specific Areas (L, M, UW, EAD) To be completed by the Key Person to support the writing of progress summaries and to track children’s progress
Child’s Name: Attendance*: How many sessions? Good/poor attendance?
DOB: M/F: Additional Information: Please highlight – 2YO, SLT, SEND, EAL, CFC, CIN, CP, EYPP
Date of admission: Setting name:
Completed by: Key Person in conversation with the parents
Date: (on entry) Age of child in months:
Completed by: Date: Age of child in months: Completed by: Date: Age of child in months: Completed by: Date: Age of child in months:
It is important to acknowledge the child’s age in months when completing this grid which will highlight those children who may be at risk of delay.
It is suggested that this would be completed on the child’s entry to the setting (in discussion with the parents) and during October, March and June.
Key: 2YO – a child with 2 year old funding; SLT – receiving speech and language therapy; SEND – a child with special educational needs or a disability; EAL – a child who speaks English as an additional language; CFC – a child who is cared for; CIN – Child in Need; CP – Child Protection; EYPP – Early Years Pupil Premium. * Please note how often a child attends each week and if attendance is regular.
Development Bands
L – Reading
L – Writing
M – Numbers
M – Shape, space and measures
U the W – People and
communities
U the W – The World
U the W - Technology
EAD – Exploring and using media
and materials
EAD – Being imaginative
0-11 months
emerging secure
8-20 months
emerging secure
16-26 months
emerging secure
22-36 months
emerging secure
30-50 months
emerging secure
40-60+ months
emerging secure
Progress Check at Age 2 Early Years Foundation Stage - Learning and Development Summary
Name ______________________ Date ______________ Age (years, months) _______________
Characteristics of Effective Learning – how I like to learn Playing and exploring
Active learning Creating and thinking critically
Personal, Social and Emotional Development Self-confident and self-awareness; Making relationships; Managing feelings and behaviour
Self-confidence and self-awareness 0-11 8-20 16-26 22-36 30-50 40-60+ Making relationships 0-11 8-20 16-26 22-36- 30-50- 40-60+ Managing feelings and behaviour 0-11 8-20 16-26 22-36 30-50 40-60+
Communication and Language Listening and attention; Understanding; Speaking
Physical Development Moving and handling; Health and self-care
Listening and attention 0-11 8-20 16-26 22-36 30-50 40-60+ Understanding Moving and Handling 0-11 8-20 16-26 22-36 30-50 40-60+ 0-11 8-20 16-26 22-36 30-50 40-60+ Speaking Health and self-care 0-11 8-20 16-16 22-36 30-50 40-60+ 0-11 8-20 16-26 22-36 30-50 40-60+ Next steps- at home Next steps – in the setting
Other Professionals who help me: e.g. SALT, Physiotherapist Am I receiving any additional support or interventions? Parent(s) signature(s) / comment
Key Person signature Moderated by
Characteristics of Effective Learning
Name______________________________________ Date______________ Age (years, months) ___________
Comments Playing and exploring – engagement Finding out and exploring
Playing with what they know
Being willing to ‘have a go’
Active learning – motivation Being involved and concentrating
Keeping trying
Enjoying achieving what they set out to do
Creating and thinking critically – thinking Having their own ideas
Making links
Choosing ways to do things
Plan, Do and Review
Plan Do Review 1
Start Date Review Date Outcomes (Long term)
Assess Plan Do
Who/where/when/how often?
Review
Impact / progress Area of Need (e.g. Cognition and Learning)
SMART Targets Interventions / Strategies
Advised by … e.g. SALT, CEAT,
EY&C Team
Plan Do Review 2
Start Date Review Date Outcomes (Long term)
Assess Plan Do
Who/where/when/how often?
Review
Impact / progress Area of Need (e.g. Cognition and Learning)
SMART Targets Interventions / Strategies
Advised by … e.g. SALT, CEAT,
EY&C Team
Plan Do Review 3
Start Date Review Date Outcomes (Long term)
Assess Plan Do
Who/where/when/how often?
Review
Impact / progress Area of Need (e.g. Cognition and Learning)
SMART Targets Interventions / Strategies
Advised by … e.g. SALT, CEAT,
EY&C Team
Supporting my Learning
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Greeting time
Snack / breakfast / mealtimes
Child initiated play
Adult initiated play
Toileting
Transitions and home times
Focussed interventions programme e.g. SALT plan, Physio etc.
Story and rhyme time
Rest time
Outdoor play
Any other