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Supporting Learners

At St Fergus we are fortunate enough to have pupils with a wide variety of talents and skills. It is our aim to develop and nurture those skills and to support all pupils to achieve their very best regardless of any barriers to learning they may have.

Throughout the school we strive for an inclusive model of practise and have created a setting where universal supports are part of everyday classroom life thus ensuring children are more likely to succeed within their mainstream setting.

What Support looks like in St Fergus

Enhanced Support Area (ESA)

This is a space where a range of small group provisions run daily to support and enhance the learning experience of all pupils regardless of their additional need.

Supporting Learners in classrooms

Our team of experienced and knowledgeable Learning and Care Assistants (LCA’s) and Primary and Early Years Support Assistants (PEYSA’s) often support pupils within their mainstream classrooms in small groups.

Supporting Learners Teachers

Our Support for Learning teachers might work alongside class teachers in the classroom, take small groups out or work with pupils on an individual basis.

All of the above are short term interventions which are reviewed regularly to ensure pupils are being supported and challenged at the right times throughout their educational journey.