and encourage student to feed independently Extended To support students after school to £9,494.29 Students able to access school schools develop social interaction activities safely leading to students heightened levels of motivation, salary costs social skills and communication skills. Respite for carers/parents after school for 4 nights a week. Students build friendships and independence. Raised levels of speaking and listening skills. Changing To support the changing needs of £721.25 Student has become increasingly a student with mobility difficulties to more confident and independent support self-help skills when changing. Staff training Working with CN students; Anxiety £2,196.00 Students benefit from gaining more for complex and Autism; Making sense of specialist staff support specifically for needs sensory learning; TEACCH; students with complex needs and Stupendous stories for students ASD. Attachment disorder training to with ASD; Intensive Interaction; help students to express their Multi-sensory ideas, recipes and feelings and work through them. resources; Attachment theory to Practice iPad purchase Students in KS2 often require £1,088 The impact of this technology has to support the frequent behaviour support/ been a reduction of negative curriculum interventions. The purchase of behaviours as they have been – iPads was chosen as they are user used for re-direction/ as a motivator friendly and fairly robust. as a reward strategy and as a calming technique. There has also been an improvement in ICT skills (animation, media, switches, making choices.) Ingredients for Premium students are able to £1,950 Students are cooking regularly, cooking from fully participate in FT lessons therefore gaining skills and Early Years to (preparing and tasting food) confidence in FT. Key Stage 5 without the stigma attached to not providing the money for ingredients. Educational Individual students have benefitted £1,500 Decrease in negative behaviours as psychologist from input from specialist a consequence of interventions. fees educational psychologists to advise SLEUTH reports have indicated that staff on strategies for behaviour PP students do not feature as management. frequently as other students in terms of negative incidents.
and encourage student to feed independently Extended schools salary costs To support students after school to develop social interaction £9,494.29 Students able to access school activities safely leading to students heightened levels of motivation, social skills and communication skills. Respite for carers/parents after school for 4 nights a week. Students build friendships and independence. Raised levels of speaking and listening skills. Changing To support the changing needs of a student with mobility difficulties to support self-help skills £721.25 Student has become increasingly more confident and independent when changing. Staff training for complex needs Working with CN students; Anxiety and Autism; Making sense of sensory learning; TEACCH; Stupendous stories for students with ASD; Intensive Interaction; Multi-sensory ideas, recipes and resources; Attachment theory to Practice £2,196.00 Students benefit from gaining more specialist staff support specifically for students with complex needs and ASD. Attachment disorder training to help students to express their feelings and work through them. iPad purchase to support the curriculum Students in KS2 often require frequent behaviour support/ interventions. The purchase of iPads was chosen as they are user friendly and fairly robust. £1,088 The impact of this technology has been a reduction of negative behaviours – as they have been used for re-direction/ as a motivator as a reward strategy and as a calming technique. There has also been an improvement in ICT skills (animation, media, switches, making choices.) Ingredients for cooking from Early Years to Key Stage 5 Premium students are able to fully participate in FT lessons (preparing and tasting food) without the stigma attached to not providing the money for ingredients. £1,950 Students are cooking regularly, therefore gaining skills and confidence in FT. Educational psychologist fees Individual students have benefitted from input from specialist educational psychologists to advise staff on strategies for behaviour management. £1,500 Decrease in negative behaviours as a consequence of interventions. SLEUTH reports have indicated that PP students do not feature as frequently as other students in terms of negative incidents.
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