Netherhall Learning Campus Junior School

We are an inclusive school who strive to give our SEND pupils access to a broad and balanced curriculum and quality first teaching alongside their peers wherever possible alongside meeting their own individual needs. We work very closely with outside agencies to ensure that we seek expert advice in how to best meet the needs of our SEND pupils. We also work very closely with our parents of SEND pupils to ensure that they are fully informed and happy with the provision that we are providing for their child.

We are an inclusive school who strive to ensure that all pupils have access to a broad and balanced curriculum and equal access to all before and after school activities. Our aim is to ensure that the school environment for teaching and learning is safe, secure and free from disruption.

We strive to ensure that all children feel supported, valued and are treated with respect. All staff have been trained in the THRIVE (a leading provider of tools and training to help adults support the social and emotional development of the children and young people they are working with) approach.

We also have dedicated, accredited THRIVE practitioners who work alongside teachers to provide additional support for children with identified social, emotional and mental health (SEHM) needs.

We work hard to support all our parents and strive to work closely with parents to support children. Previously we have offered free workshops and courses within school, including healthy mind and well-being workshops, supporting your child in maths and Keeping your child safe online. We also support our parents to access additional support services outside of school.

Please see our SEND information (opens new page)

Our school is part of the Netherhall Learning Campus which comprises of:  Netherhall St James Infant School, Netherhall Junior School, Netherhall High School and The Creative and Media Studio School.

The school day starts at 8.50am and ends at 2.50pm

Netherhall Learning Campus takes any concerns raised by parents and carers seriously. Any parent or carer who wants to make a complaint should follow the Campus’ complaints procedure on the Campus website. This policy ensures that any issues are resolved in a fair, balanced and transparent manner in line with our aim of providing a safe environment for learning.

Please see our Complaints policy on the Policies page of our website (opens new page)