The SRP at Langley Park is a Specialist Resource Provision for pupils with a diagnosis of ASD/ASC and an EHCP. A specialist resource provision is distinct from a specialist unit. An SEN Unit is a provision within a mainstream school where pupils are taught mainly in separate classes. An SRP is a base within a mainstream school providing support and specialist facilities or resources as needed. Click here for further information.
An SRP is an appropriate placement for a child who is taught mainly within mainstream classes. Langley Park has the capacity to support 15 children to access their mainstream curriculum and support towards EHCP outcomes. These places are funded by the Local Authority.
There are two bases at Langley Park to support children with a funded SRP place. Pip supports EYFS and KS1 pupils and Bramley supports KS2 pupils. Pip has an allocated outside learning area in common with all downstairs work spaces.
Take a look at our SRP Curriculum StatementFor further information please see the following documents:
- For an explanation about our SRP and information regarding how this resource works please read: Specialist Resource Provision (SRP) for Children with ASD
- This document explains PIP class using children friendly language and symbols: SRP Autism
- Please find our PiP Aims policy here.
- Handbook for Families – Information on children with Autism and ADHD
- The following link provides helpful advice about how and when to tell your child about their diagnosis of Autism: https://www.autism.org.uk/advice-and-guidance/topics/diagnosis/disclosing-your-autism/parents-and-carers
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