Students Profile > Support > SEN
You can access a student's SEN profile by visiting their profile and clicking on the support tab, you will see a section for special educational needs. Please click on the cog wheel shown in the picture below to add a new 'Special Educational Need' or to amend the current one.
(If no cog wheel appears you will need a member of the admin team to add SEN permissions onto your account)
Select the cog to enter a new SEN provision. You will then be able to add or edit each provision and need from within this screen.
Clicking Edit will allow you to add or amend data relating to that specific provision. You can also add in SEN Needs at the bottom of this screen.
(P-Scales - this is used to determine whether a student is assessed using the national curriculum levels or the P levels)
You must enter an end date to a SEN provision for this to appear in the SEN history table on the right side of Support tab page.
The Department for Education (DfE) requires that only one SEN Provision is open at any one time, and for there to be at least a Primary SEN Need associated with this provision. All SEN Provisions and SEN Need Types are determined by the DfE.
The options available to select for SEN Provision are:
Pupil SEN provision
Code | Description |
---|---|
N | No special educational need |
E | Education, health and care plan |
K | SEN support |
There are also four Broad Areas of Need within the SEN Provision:
- Communication and interaction. ...
- Cognition and learning. ...
- Social, emotional and mental health difficulties. ...
- Sensory and/or physical needs.
The options available to select for Primary or Secondary SEN Need are:
Pupil SEN type
Code | Description |
---|---|
SPLD | Specific learning difficulty |
MLD | Moderate learning difficulty |
SLD | Severe learning difficulty |
PMLD | Profound and multiple learning difficulty |
SEMH | Social, emotional and mental health |
SLCN | Speech, language and communication needs |
HI | Hearing impairment |
VI | Vision impairment |
MSI | Multi-sensory impairment |
PD | Physical disability |
ASD | Autistic spectrum disorder |
OTH | Other difficulty |
NSA | SEN support but no specialist assessment of type of need |
The SEN Needs are collected in the Spring Census.