SEND Provision at Sandfield
Sandfield is an inclusive school where every teacher is a teacher of SEND.
At Sandfield we ensure that equal opportunities are provided for all learners regardless of their special educational needs. This is reflected in our inclusive classroom offer, which is consistently offered to all pupils in every classroom across the school. As a school, we provide a broad and balanced curriculum that goes beyond the requirements of the National Curriculum, with many opportunities to engage with learning in a multi-sensory way. Children are encouraged to participate in the wider life of the school and within the local community. Teachers know their children well and set suitable learning challenges that meet the needs of all children. At Sandfield, we do our best to ensure that the necessary provision is made for any pupil who has special educational needs and that those needs are known to all who are likely to work with them.
Our aims are to:
- Create an environment that meets the needs of all learners and allows them to reach their full potential
- Entitle children to a broad and balanced curriculum differentiated to meet their individual needs
- Ensure that pupils with SEND are identified, assessed and provided for with additional resources as early as possible – please see the SEND Policy on the policy links
- Involve parents and keep them fully informed of all SEND issues
- Work in cooperation and productive partnerships with the Local Authority and other outside agencies, to ensure there is a multi-agency approach to meeting the needs of all vulnerable learner
- Ensure a high level of staff expertise to meet children’s needs, through targeted professional development
- Provide support for pupils with medical conditions so that they can take a full part in all school activities
- Work to ensure our building is accessible as possible for those pupils who have disabilities (e.g. access ramp in Key Stage 1 and disabled toilet facilities in Key Stage 2)
As a school, we ensure that all staff, teachers and teaching assistants, are well trained and resourced to meet the needs of each individual learner. We provide an environment where children with SEND can learn alongside their peers. Our SEND team work with families to ensure that the provision meets the needs of their child, enabling them to make progress in their learning.

SEND Information Report
SEND Information Report 2026-2027
The School’s SEND Policy and SEND Information Report can also be found on the ‘Policies’ page under ‘Information’
Information for Parents
Please have a look at Surrey Local Offer website, the online hub for 0 – 25 year olds with special educational needs or a disability. www.surreylocaloffer.org.uk
You may find the following organisations helpful if you or your child need further support.
Family Voice Surrey www.familyvoicesurrey.org
Surrey SEND Information, Advice and Support Service www.sendadvicesurrey.org.uk
Independent Parental Special Education Advice www.ipsea.org.uk
Sandfield Primary School welcome disabled visitors for events that are open to the public or if they wish to arrange a tour of the school as prospective parent or pupil. Every effort is made to offer disabled visitors access to all of our buildings, however some of our facilities are old and full access to them is not always available. If you are planning a visit to us, please contact us 48 hours or more in advance and we will do everything we can to help.
- When visiting our schools, the following disabled access and facilities are available:
- Parking is available close to the schools’ main reception.
- A disabled toilet is available in the KS2 building.
- Step free access, which is suitable for wheelchair or mobility scooter users, is available in KS1 via the rear of the building. For KS2 access is through the main entrance of the building and the hall has full step free access.
- For visually impaired visitors, assistance dogs/guide dogs are welcome on site. We are also very happy to provide large print versions of event and School information. Please contact us.
- Emergency exit/evacuation of disabled visitors: the School’s usual evacuation procedure applies. For further information: please email reception@sandfield.surrey.sch.uk or call 01483 566586.
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SEND Admissions
Choosing a school place for a child with an EHCP
Applying for a school place for a child with an EHCP
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Has an existing Education Health Care Plan (EHCP) and
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Is due to start a new primary or secondary school (key transition stage) in September.







