Coventry primary school opens specialist provision for communication needs
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 13 Oct, 15:32 · Archive
Binley Woods Primary School in Coventry has opened a ten-place specialist facility for children with communication and interaction needs.
Binley Woods Primary School in Coventry has opened a ten-place Specialist Resourced Provision for primary-aged pupils with Communication and Interaction needs. Rugby MP John Slinger officially opened the facility. The new provision serves pupils with an Education, Health and Care Plan, offering specialist support within a primary school environment.
Head Teacher Karen Sharp said the school was 'thrilled with this next step' and praised the work of the Local Authority, governors and staff in developing 'this wonderful learning environment where we can support children to grow and thrive'.
The launch forms part of Warwickshire County Council's broader initiative to enhance specialist educational provision throughout the county. The council aims to raise the number of specialist resourced places to more than 500 by 2028, helping ensure more children can access suitable education within their local areas.
How it is being reported
- Rugby MP opens new specialist provision at primary school for children who need extra helpA new ten-place specialist resourced provision for children with communication and interaction needs has been opened in Binley Woods.Leamington Courier · 13 Oct, 15:12
- Coventry primary school opens new specialist provision for communication needsBinley Woods Primary School in Coventry has opened a new 10-place Specialist Resourced Provision to support primary-aged children with Communication and Interaction needs, as part of Warwickshire's wider SEND expansion programmeCoventryLive · 12 Oct, 05:30
In this story: Binley Woods Primary School · Coventry · Karen Sharp · John Slinger · Warwickshire County Council · Warwickshire
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