Supporting children and young people with SEND online – Advice for parents and carers

Posted on October 14, 2020 by Osborne School in Information for Parents

To help children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) have a safer and more positive time online find a range of expert guides providing advice on the main activities that children do online HERE. It covers many areas of Internet safety – including online gaming, device addiction, cyber bullying and more.

This new website www.internetmatters.org has been specifically developed for parents and carers so please feel free to share the link around and help support Internet safety.

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Osborne School is a maintained special school for pupils with learning disabilities aged 11-19. All pupils who attend or are allocated a place have an Education Health Care Plan. The school philosophy is based on seven core values – Respect, Learning, Responsibility, Co-operation, Happiness, Honesty and Peace. As of Sept 2021 the school has a pupil allocation of 228 of which 50 places are in our FE department, Osborne College. 30 of our Key Stage 4 pupils are educated at our Oskings' provision at Kings' School, Winchester. We are a fully inclusive and dedicated establishment which takes the education of young people with special educational needs extremely seriously, and have high expectations to ensure all achieve their full potential.

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