At St. Ambrose's Catholic Primary School, we believe that every child is important and deserves to feel included and valued in our community. We strive to support each child reach their full potential, recognising that some may need extra assistance due to special educational needs (SEN).

As an inclusive Catholic school, we are dedicated to following the example of Jesus and ensuring that all students, including those with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND), are respected, included and supported.

We treat everyone in our community fairly and work to provide equal access and opportunities for all our pupils. Our Special Educational Needs Coordinator (SENCO) plays a key role in supporting students, teachers, and teaching assistants. The SENCO also collaborates with other agencies and ensures that children and parents are actively involved in the support process.

Meet Our Team:

• SENCO: Mr. David Pitt
• SEN Governor: Mr. Michael Jones

SENCo stands for Special Educational Needs Coordinator. You may hear the name referred to in full, as its acronym or as SEN Co-ordinator.

SEN Co-ordinators are members of teaching staff who are responsible for special educational needs within a school. Every school in the UK is required to have a SENCo to ensure that every child who has SEN are supported as well as to help them reach their full educational potential.

At St Ambrose's, Mr Pitt is our SEN Co-ordinator. 

You can reach him by email at senco_amb@emmausmac.com 

Alternatively, you can please make contact through the school office telephone (01562 823568) or by emailing enquiry_amb@emmausmac.com