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Special Learning Centre

The Special Learning Centre (SLC) is a warm and friendly environment which supports the needs of pupils with Additional Learning Needs (ALN). The main focus is on supporting pupils with additional literacy and numeracy skills, as well as supporting pupils with their well-being. Pupils are withdrawn from mainstream subjects for small intervention work groups for 6 hours per fortnight. All work is conducted in a nurturing manner where all pupils are happy to learn in a relaxed environment.

Resources used within the SLC to support pupils’ learning

Numeracy

Numicon: a resource supporting numeracy through a visual tiles resource.

Dominoes: a resource which can be used for Additions, Subtraction and division

Playing Cards: another visual aid for pupils to use to help support additions, subtractions and multiplications.

Pupils will also learn how to tell the time and learn money skills.


Literacy

Literacy is implemented throughout all lessons in the SLC using a variety of tools and learning programmes.

Interactive Data Language Intervention (IDL): is a speaking-computer based multi-sensory system which supports learners with dyslexia and other learning difficulties to increase their reading and spelling ages.

Story Spinners: enables pupils to use their imagination through 5 key areas for language skills.

Lexia: an online learning resource where pupils complete tasks in all areas of literacy. This is tracked and pupils can earn certificates when completing a topic.

Touch Typing Skills: practise to improve speed and accuracy.

Hand Writing Skills: developed using a hand written work booklet.

Read Every Day: noted in a pupil’s reading log.

Spell Well: a series which focuses on tricky words, CVC words and techniques on how to spell words.

Pupils will also have the opportunity to engage with daily topics, for example what is in the news, a little like circle time.

We also offer support for pupils’ emotional needs, where pupils will have the opportunity to work on their emotions through a booklet called "Let's Talk for Teenagers".

This has proven to be successful to raise pupils’ self-esteem and understanding their emotions.

The special learning centre is also a base for break time clubs where pupils can feel relaxed and engage with peers in a happy environment. This is staffed at all times.

Newsdesk

A Level Press Release – Thursday 15th August 2024 Read More…

All drivers are requested to park in designated parking places and not on verges or non-designated areas. Wherever possible please use the Main Car Park. Read More…

The school now has its own twitter account to promote important news and events as well as sharing celebrations of our learner's achievements. Please follow us on Twitter @YsgolHarriTudur. More detailed information can always be found on our school website www.yht.wales and also via the Ysgol Harri Tudur app. Please continue to get in touch with us in the usual ways. Read More…

All drivers are requested to use the designated Drop Off/Pick Up and parking sites whilst on the school site. Read More…

The Parent Partnership Service is hosting a new term of parent events. Please see the attached the overview posters for themes and dates. We would be grateful to you if you could share these posters on your social media and school website. This is the link needed for parents to book on to any of our events this term: https://linktr.ee/ppspembs Read More…

A free taster session this Thursday 12th September followed by a six week club running every Thursday after that. Dates and price below. Read More…

From May – July 2024, we consulted parents/carers, school professionals and other professionals to give us views of the Parent Partnership Service. We had 133 respondents. Read More…

Drivers who have been granted access to the designated parking area outside Main School Reception are reminded to take extra care and attention when parking and, where applicable, reversing into parking bays. During the period 1515 to 1525 hrs drivers are requested, wherever possible, to minimise movement in order to reduce any risk to learners as they leave school. Read More…

The Parent Partnership Service will be running their 10-week Nurturing Programme for Parents of children with additional learning needs aged 4-12 years. Read More…

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