Deaf Support Centre at Countess Wear Primary School
Countess Wear Primary School is proud of its Deaf Support Centre (6 places from Reception-Y6), a specialist provision embedded within our mainstream school. The Centre provides dedicated support for deaf children and young people who have been allocated a funded Local Authority place through their Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP)
Our aim is to ensure that every deaf pupil is fully included in school life, achieves their full potential and develops confidence, independence and a strong sense of belonging. Specialist support is provided by staff with expertise in deaf education, working closely with class teachers, families and external professionals to ensure pupils can access the full curriculum and participate in all aspects of school life.Â
The Centre offers:
Specialist teaching and support tailored to individual needs
Access to hearing technology and assistive equipment
Opportunities for deaf pupils to learn alongside their hearing peers while also benefiting from specialist provision and support.
Close partnership working with families, audiology, speech and language therapy, and other agencies
Support with communication, language development and learning
Access to qualified deaf education professionals and trained support staffy
As an integral part of our inclusive school community, the Deaf Support Centre helps ensure that deaf pupils are happy, safe, fully involved in school life and well prepared for future success
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