Special Educational Needs and Disabilities
We are an inclusive school that welcomes children from all backgrounds and abilities. Our Christian Vision supports our commitment that all children can be the best they can be and flourish under our care. We achieve this through working closely with parents, carers and pupils and, when appropriate, other agencies. We follow the SEND Code of Practice.
Contact SENDCo: Mrs Annie Williams
To contact Mrs Williams, please email office@marshgibbon.bucks.sch.uk
Complaints
If you have any concerns about the school, or the education we are providing at any time, please discuss the matter with your child’s class teacher in the first instance. If you wish to take this further, please speak to the SENDCo at the earliest opportunity. Most concerns can be resolved at this level, however, if after speaking to the SENDCo you are still concerned, please discuss the matter with the Headteacher. If you remain dissatisfied and wish to take the matter further, please refer to the complaints procedure on our website: complaints.
At Marsh Gibbon, we believe that every child has the right to feel safe in school and enjoy their education without the threat of bullying behaviour. The anti-bullying policy outlines our procedures for avoiding, identifying and managing incidences of bullying. It identifies the needs of vulnerable groups and has close links to the Child Protection, Behaviour and Equalities policies. Our Anti-Bullying policy can be found here:
Contact SENDCo: Mrs Annie Williams
To contact Mrs Williams, please email office@marshgibbon.bucks.sch.uk
Complaints
If you have any concerns about the school, or the education we are providing at any time, please discuss the matter with your child’s class teacher in the first instance. If you wish to take this further, please speak to the SENDCo at the earliest opportunity. Most concerns can be resolved at this level, however, if after speaking to the SENDCo you are still concerned, please discuss the matter with the Headteacher. If you remain dissatisfied and wish to take the matter further, please refer to the complaints procedure on our website: complaints.
At Marsh Gibbon, we believe that every child has the right to feel safe in school and enjoy their education without the threat of bullying behaviour. The anti-bullying policy outlines our procedures for avoiding, identifying and managing incidences of bullying. It identifies the needs of vulnerable groups and has close links to the Child Protection, Behaviour and Equalities policies. Our Anti-Bullying policy can be found here:
