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In This Section:
Learning
Support
Pastoral
Care
Other Schools:
The
Drive
Lower School
Upper School
Sixth
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- At Tettenhall College a significant number of pupils
in the Drive, Lower and Upper School receive specialist
tuition. All students are encouraged to meet their full
potential and areas of excellence are nurtured and developed.
- The School has been awarded CreSTeD status to recognise
its provision for pupils with specific learning difficulties
- In Upper School provision within the department is dependent
on educational assessments, followed by an interview. It
is essential that we are able to meet the needs of each individual, that students are able
to benefit from specialist tuition and cope with the demands
of the mainstream curriculum.
- Students attend learning support on a sliding scale according
to the individual need. A maximum programme of work is delivered
instead of French and German and a half programme is delivered
in place of French. At both levels students may be offered
specialist one to one tuition, according to need.
- Sixth from students benefit from supported study at AS
and A2
- All students are taught using a multi-sensory approach
to maximise learning and potential
- Students are encouraged to use Information Technology
in all areas of the curriculum, instruction is provided
in keyboard skills.
- Specialist tuition is available for Maths and for the
extension of literacy skills
- Specialist provision is available to promote individual
areas of excellence
- Study skills are taught and differentiated for all year
groups
- Informal support is offered outside lessons to help remove
some of the barriers to learning
- Access to specialist support can be arranged in the following
areas to meet individual needs: Speech and language, counselling,
occupational therapy and vision training
- The School follows a broad and balanced curriculum. Students
receiving learning support are fully integrated and included
in all aspects of the curriculum
- Tettenhall College has an outstanding track record in
the fields of Art, Music, Drama and Sport. This provides
excellent opportunity in the areas that dyslexics often
excel
- Highly qualified teachers staff the Learning Support department.
All members of staff are trained in the needs of dyslexic
students and undertake appropriate staff development.
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