SENCO and Parent/Carer Support Team

For all SENCO related enquiries, please email: senco@charltonparkacademy.co.uk

Gail Tippett | Inclusion Lead (encompassing SENCO)

Email: gtippett@charltonparkacademy.co.uk

Sue Batstone | Associate SENCO

Email: sbatsone@charltonparkacademy.co.uk

Sara Johnson | Family Liaison and School Counsellor
Email: sjohnson@charltonparkacademy.co.uk
Linzi Fennings | SENCO Administrator

Email: lfennings@charltonparkacademy.co.uk

SENCO
Email: senco@charltonparkacademy.co.uk

 

What the SENCO and Parent/Carer Support Team does

Statements of SEND and EHCPs

  • Annual Reviews of Statement of SEND and EHCP
  • Drawing up and updating EHCP Profiles
  • Transfers from Statement of SEND to EHCP
  • Point of information around Statements and EHCPs for staff, students and parents
  • Parent/carer queries
  • Placement advice and support
  • Work in conjunction with the Local Authority(s)

Local Authority Liaison

  • Liaison around placement, EHCP plans and transition
  • Social care liaison
  • Completion and submission of referrals and/or support with this

Urgent Mental Health Support
– 24/7 crisis line for people of all ages

 

Every mental health trust in London has put in place a 24/7 crisis line for people of all ages – children, young people and adults. The lines which are free to call can provide advice to those in a crisis. These crisis lines are supported by trained mental health advisors 365 days a year. You can find the 24/7 crisis line numbers using the NHS Service Finder (link below) but the table provides all of the telephone numbers in London.

NHS – Mental Health Services – https://www.nhs.uk/mental-health/


Download the table below:
Urgent Mental Health Support For Children Young People And Families


Brighter Futures – Skills Hub

A specialist skills hub for adults and young people with learning disabilities.

‘Our skills hub is designed to provide people with learning disabilities including those with complex needs and challenging behaviour an opportunity to acquire life and vocational skills as well as the chance to socialise and explore their leisure interests.’

Brighter Futures Project is a life skills hub dedicated to supporting adults with learning disabilities in their journey towards greater independence and fullfilment. Their mission is to empower their clients to navigate their daily lives with confidence and resilience by providing a nurturing environment that fosters personal growth and development.

> Find out more about Brighter Futures

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Career Practitioner (SEND)

Ani Bolina Careers Practitioner (SEND) from the Careers education, information and guidance team are starting to contact families of Year 14 to discuss and plans for next year, if you need advice and guidance on education, employment and training please contact her on 07548 117 038.