Additional Learning Needs at Caerleon Comprehensive School | Anghenion Addysgol Arbennig yn Ysgol Gyfun Caerllion
Here at Caerleon Comprehensive School we believe in meeting the needs of all learners through high-quality teaching and learning in the classroom. However, we also recognise that this will look different for a wide variety of learners and our Additional Learning Needs Department strive to remove barriers to learning for pupils with additional learning needs..
Additional Learning Needs at Caerleon Comprehensive School
In the ALN team we work closely with parents and carers to support pupils, providing learning support as is appropriate, enabling pupils to maximise their potential during their time in Caerleon Comprehensive. Our dedicated team of teachers and support staff work with pupils with a range of additional learning needs and liaise with external agencies, providing support for speech & language development, development of literacy & numeracy skills, development of life skills, social skills and the teaching of English as an additional language.
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Additional Learning Needs at Caerleon Comprehensive School
At Caerleon Comprehensive School we believe in providing an inclusive environment where every learner feels valued and supported, irrespective of their background, ability, gender or sexuality. We recognise that every student is unique and has different needs and we strive to provide a diverse, inclusive and respectful learning environment that fosters success and personal growth.
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Additional Learning Needs Transformation in Wales
The system for supporting children and young people with additional learning needs and disability in Wales is changing. The Welsh Government is bringing in a new more flexible and responsive system of meeting the needs of children with ALN and is striving to deliver a fully inclusive education system for the learners of Wales.
In order to convert current practice to the new system, Welsh Government, local authorities and schools are working together closely to implement the changes outlined in the new ALNET Act (2018) and the new ALN Code (2021). This unified system is designed to support children and young people aged 0 to 25 with ALN in Wales.