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Skills For Life

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Learning and Assessment

Students can apply to Brentwood College in their final year at school. Usually College destinations will be discussed in the year 14 reviews and students and their families supported to make suitable applications.  Successful candidates may stay in the College for up to 3 years. Students are placed on one of two courses according to their level of learning and desired outcomes, with baselining determining the learning levels.

 

Post 19 students with personal care needs have their needs met in College by our trained staff. Medical needs are met by student’s GPs and therapy needs are bought in by College on a needs basis. Currently we have our physiotherapy needs (including hydrotherapy) and SALT provided by partners to Brentwood and our music teacher.

 

We have strong links with social care and community health teams to support our students and families with any issues.

 

Initial assessment

Options discussed at Y13/ Y14 Annual reviews, discussions with school staff, families, observations.
Offers made and transition visits.

 

Baseline Assessment (Initial 6 weeks of academic year) 

 
Baselining across internal college curriculum 

Long Term Goals agreed linked to PFA

Set at Annual Review for inclusion in EHCP

Employment

 

Independent Living

Community Inclusion

 

 

Health and Wellbeing

 

 

Communication & use of number

Students assigned to Study Pathway

Foundation

Communication, Choice and ControlSkills for IndependenceSkills for Independence and Work

Individualised Timetable

Incorporates independence skills, enterprise/ work experience, health, including use of number (Functional Maths) and communication (Functional English), therapy, community and enrichment.

 

IEP Targets set by class teams 

Evidence recorded on Evidence for Learning towards termly targets (at key times)

Aspirational

 

DevelopmentalCommunication (Functional English)Use of number (functional maths)

Targets worked on within lessons

Evidence towards progress recorded against targets within lessons

Curriculum progress within subjects tracked in sessions alongside IEP targets where appropriate.

Monitoring and Review of Progress

Through regular tutor group time, continuous student and tutor review, termly evaluation of IEPs, data collection within sessions and annotation post sessions.

 

Reporting of Progress

Annual EHC Plan review report for parent/ carers/multi-disciplinary teams (AR4), Data analysis per semester by Leadership Team

 

Transition to year 2 or 3 or Exit

(Placement reduces to 4 days in years 2 and 3)

Progress to year 2/3 of course

Day service supported by social services

Work experience

Volunteering

Independent Living

Further

Education

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