Kirklees College praised for its support for students with Special Educational Needs or Disabilities

The head of Post-16 SEND and Mental Health Unit at the Department for Education, Alasdaire Duerden, visited Kirklees College last week.

Alasdaire had the opportunity to tour the Huddersfield centre and the Springfield Sixth Form Centre in Dewsbury and spoke with college officials including the director for safeguarding and student experience, Lisa Eaton, and head of inclusive Learning, Sue Green.

Lisa said: “It was great to showcase to Alasdaire the support that we offer all of our students, and the specialist provision for those with high needs and Special Educational Needs or Disabilities (SEND).

“He was very complimentary about the college, which is a testament to the amazing work that goes on every day.”

The Inclusive Learning team at Kirklees College is committed to providing the highest standard of support for SEND learners and ensuring individual needs are met.

A college spokesman said: “Whatever their background or circumstances, we believe that any student studying at Kirklees College deserves a rewarding educational experience.

“We aim to offer an experience that can create opportunities, change lives and lead to an exciting future.”

Find out more about Kirklees College HERE.









More