Nonington Church of England Primary School is an Inclusive Learning Community, where all children are cared for and supported.  In our school, all staff are considered responsible for supporting the needs of pupils with SEND. Our staff are committed to regular, high-quality training to ensure that they have the knowledge and skills to better meet a wide range of pupil needs.

Children with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) receive expert care and attention. As a result, all children are ready for the next stage of education.

The support of pupils with SEND is a key strength of the school. The school ensures that pupils with complex needs are identified effectively and supported to achieve the best possible outcomes.

Ofsted, October 2024

Below outlines key staff who will be supporting your child. Please note that this list is not exhaustive.

The Special Education Needs Coordinator (SENCO) at Noningnton Church of England Primary School is  Mr Dan French.  Dan has 11 years’ experience in education as a qualified teacher and has previously worked as a SENDCo in inner London schools. He is a qualified teacher.  Dan achieved the National Award in Special Educational Needs Co-ordination in 2022.

Dan can be contacted by telephone on 01304 840348 or via email drench@nonington.kent.sch.uk 

Dan is supported in his work by:

Carole Horner – HLTA, Intervention Specialist

Sam Parsons – SENDCo Assistant (working across the Federation of Goodnestone and Nonington CE Primary Schools)

The Link Governor responsible for SEND is Dr Brian Jacobs, bjacobs@nonington.kent.sch.uk

SEND Information Report

The School's SEND Information Report can be found below: