Access and Inclusion

Welcome to our Access and Inclusion pages.

Here you will find all relevant information that you may need: 

Please click here to see the presentation from our parents workshop.

 
Social, Emotional & Mental Health

Books to support Wellbeing, please click here

SEMH Policy
Happiness Calendar - May
Happiness Calendar - February
Happiness Calendar - March
Thrive

Thrive Booklet

 

     Jack, Pets As Therapy dog

 

 

 

 

   Bubble & Squeak, Thrive pets                         

 

Therapeutic Play at Hagley

Hagley Primary School is proud to have trained therapeutic play practitioners.  Therapeutic play may be  offered if your child's class teacher has identified that your child needs support with their emotional well-being and this play-based strategy complements our existing successful Thrive programme.  Through the therapeutic use of play our practitioners provide children with the opportunity to express their feelings naturally and safely. 

During the sessions children are provided with a  selection of play materials such as small figures, animals, sand and water, musical instruments, clay, books and art and craft materials.  Rather than encouraging children to use verbal explanations of any concerns they may have, our trained staff will help your child to express their feelings through play.  If you have any questions about therapeutic play please call Kerry Baggott our Lead TA for Social and Emotional Wellbeing or Mrs Hyland, our Assistant Head Teacher with Responsibilities for Access and Inclusion.

Speech & Language

Please click here for 54 Ideas for parents to get Worcestershire talking.

https://www.hacw.nhs.uk/our-services/speech-language-therapy/childrens/resources/ 

 

Please click here to view the Speech and Language Therapy presentation. 

 

Please click here to view the leaflet 'Stammering in the under 5's Tips for Parents and Carers'.

 

Opportunities for Stretch &

Challenge

Please click here to view our slide show involving our more able artists.

Book Club

The children have been enjoying an after school book club with Mrs Hyland and Mr Bate.  The club offers challenging texts and plenty of discussion.  The books we have looked at so far in our sessions are: