Greens Learning Support
Parents of pupils with special educational needs and disabilities rightly want their children to thrive in a mainstream school environment. Through the dedicated support of our Greens Department, countless pupils do exactly that.
At Kingham Hill, specialist teaching, tailored interventions and adaptive technology are used to help pupils succeed. Support is delivered within a culture where there is no stigma attached to receiving additional help, and pupils are encouraged to embrace opportunities for growth.
Our aim is to develop confident, independent and enthusiastic learners by equipping them with effective strategies that support both academic success and personal development. Seeing pupils flourish, achieve their potential and gain the skills they need for the future is one of the greatest privileges of the Greens team.
Kingham Hill provides specialist support to a limited number of pupils in each year group with specific learning differences, including dyslexia, dyscalculia and autism spectrum disorder (ASD), as well as those who may require additional support in particular subjects.
The Programme
Support packages can include up to five one-to-one lessons per fortnight and feature:
- A personalised, tailored programme of support.
- Access to adaptive technology and structured weekly tasks to enhance learning and track progress.
- Regular collaboration with classroom teachers, with effective support strategies shared across teaching staff.
- Specialist Greens teachers with extensive training and expertise in supporting pupils with dyslexia and dyscalculia.
- Regular communication with parents and guardians to ensure progress is monitored and celebrated.
- Specialist assessment tools used to identify strengths and areas for development, while tracking ongoing progress.
The Greens Department is made up of qualified learning support specialists who work closely with Heads of Department and the wider teaching team. Together, they ensure that every pupil receives the appropriate support, enabling them to engage fully in school life and achieve their individual potential.
SEND provision is available on a chargeable basis, with fees varying according to the level of support required by each pupil.
If you are considering Kingham Hill School for your child and would like more information about the support we offer, please contact our Admissions Team on 01608 731884 or at admissions@deanclosekingham.org.uk. They will be pleased to answer your questions and can arrange a meeting with our Head of Pupil Progress & Inclusion (SENDCO) to discuss how we can help your child flourish at Kingham Hill.
Kingham Hill is a CReSTeD Dyslexia Unit registered school.