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How will children with Special Education Needs (SEN) be supported?

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• Specialised personnel, provisions and programmes will be deployed to provide special needs support, catering to the different levels and learning needs of our pupils. • The Learning and Behavioural Support (LBS) provided by Allied Educators will provide individual or small group interventions, as such skills training or in-class support. • The Learning Support Programmes (LSP) is conducted for selected P1 and P2 pupils who need additional help with the learning of English Language and Mathematics. This programme is held during curriculum time daily, and in small groups of 8 to 10 pupils. • The Reading Remediation Programme (RRP) is an additional literacy support programme for selected P3 and P4 pupils with reading difficulties. This programme is conducted after-school.

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