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20/04/26

On Friday 17th April, Birch and Beech classes had an amazing opportunity to visit Imperial War Museum Duxford. Last term, in English and History, we had been learning all about the Wright Brothers, so it was exciting to see one of their planes in real life.

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16/04/26

Year 3 went on a trip to Windsor Castle. They learned all about who lives in castles and what some of the 1000 rooms were used for! They then visited St Georges Chapel and the state rooms and got to have a closer look at what a castle looks like and how it is built

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16/04/26

Making sandwiches requires many life skills; sourcing ingredients, hand washing, choosing tasty fillings, and using knives to spread and cut too! Such activities also support our social and communication skills - so much learning to be had in an afternoon in the Grove!

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15/04/26

As part of our curriculum in The Grove, we support children in developing life skills. We work on gaining important skills such as; accessing the local community, road safety, visiting shops, reading a shopping list and paying for items too!

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26/03/26

Little Parndon enjoyed  competing with other schools for a Rugby Tournament. It was an incredible atmosphere and great effort by all and a fantastic event! There was also a trophy  bought in to Harlow Rugby Club that was won by England Women's Rugby Club!

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26/03/26

Year 5 enjoyed a fantastic trip to Sealife Adventure in Southend, linking to their Geography topic on oceans. They explored a variety of marine animals and learned more about their habitats and how they survive.

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23/03/26

On March 11th at Little Parndon, we held a special day to honor Young Carers in our school. This year's theme was 'Fair Futures for Young Carers.'

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23/03/26

Last Week Year 6 took part in a very valuable visit to Crucial Crew at Latton Bush Centre. Crucial Crew experiences raises awareness of issues relating to personal safety at a time when children are beginning to think about the transition from Primary to Senior School.

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11/03/26

Yesterday Year 6 had the privilege of  hearing from one of our students Great Nan (Jean) who visited to share her World War II experiences . During the war, Jean was an evacuee at just five years old! She was evacuated at the age of 5 and returned to London shortly after.

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10/03/26

On Monday 9th March, year 6 visited the Harlow Jewish Community to partake in their Jewish Living Experience Exhibition. They learned about the Kippah and how it shows respect within Judaism, Jewish celebrations, Jewish food and participated in a scavenger hunt for new vocabulary

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10/03/26

On Monday 9th March, year 6 visited the Harlow Jewish Community to partake in their Jewish Living Experience Exhibition. They learned about the Kippah and how it shows respect within Judaism, Jewish celebrations, Jewish food and participated in a scavenger hunt for new vocabulary

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09/03/26

On Thursday 5th March we celebrated World Book Day at Little Parndon. The children came to school in their wonderful costumes, either dressed as their favorite book character or in their pajamas, and it was fantastic to see so many creative outfits.

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09/03/26

On Thursday 5th March we celebrated World Book Day at Little Parndon. The children came to school in their wonderful costumes, either dressed as their favorite book character or in their  pajamas, and it was fantastic to see so many creative outfits.

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09/03/26

On Thursday 5th March we celebrated World Book Day at Little Parndon. The children came to school in their wonderful costumes, either dressed as their favorite book character or in their  pajamas, and it was fantastic to see so many creative outfits.

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09/03/26

On Thursday 5th March we celebrated World Book Day at Little Parndon. The children came to school in their wonderful costumes, either dressed as their favorite book character or in their  pajamas, and it was fantastic to see so many creative outfits.

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09/03/26

Pupils from Little Parndon attended an exciting Indoor Athletics Tournament at Mark Hall Sports Centre. The event was split across the day with our Year 3 and Year 4 children  competing in the morning and then our Year 2 pupils taking part in the afternoon.  

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03/03/26

Today we had a company called Science Boffins visit the school to do an assembly for the children. Everyone had an amazing morning and thoroughly enjoyed the experience!  

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02/03/26

On Friday 27th February Little Parndon participated in a Cross Country Tournament at Mark Hall Sports Centre. The morning session was for Years 3 & 4 and then the afternoon session was dedicated to Years 5 & 6.

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26/02/26

This week in Maths, the year 4 children explored whether splitting a shape into four parts always makes quarters and whether splitting a shape into 8 parts makes eighths.  

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25/02/26

Join us for World Book Day at Little Parndon 🙂 Please see our poster for details of our upcoming World Book Day activities, commencing next week on Monday 2nd March.    

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Special Educational Needs & Disabilities

Little Parndon’s ethos is based on an overarching theme of inclusion; shaping futures through education. We see each child as an individual and we understand that to shape children's futures will require many different approaches.

 

As a school we:

  • Identify children with SEND (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities) and ensure provision is made in accordance with the SEND Code of Practice
  • Have an appointed SENCO (Special Educational Needs Coordinator)
  • Invest in targeted training for staff
  • Ensure that teaching is inclusive and support practices are embedded throughout the school
  • Plan for transitions across all Key Stages

 

Our Provision

We do our very best to ensure that all pupils feel comfortable, confident and challenged whilst studying with us. For students with Special Educational Needs we know that this means taking a different approach. 

The school is committed to helping all students to flourish regardless of their specific needs. We believe that every person matters and it is our responsibility to do everything in our power to ensure that every student realises their potential.

If a student has special educational needs (SEND), the school will take every reasonable step to identify and meet them.

In line with the Special Educational Needs (SEND) Code of Practice these children are placed on the school's SEND register. Their progress is closely monitored and reviewed at regular intervals. Individual Plans may be written for children with Special Educational Needs and are reviewed with Parents/Carers at Parents/Carers’ Evenings or by arrangement. If necessary, the school is able to access many support agencies in order to help meet their needs.

ICT (Information Communication Technology) is used to support all students, including those with learning difficulties, in accessing the curriculum.

 

Who is the best person at the school to talk to about my child’s Special Educational Need?

Our SENCo is Mrs Wilkie. You can contact her either via the school's address or by telephone or email.

 

Tel: 01279 425600
Email: SENDCO@bmatlittleparndon.org.uk

 

Mrs Wilkie is available to discuss any issues that you may have regarding the care and education of your child, including whether they may have a special education need, whether their needs are being met or anything in their learning plans.

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