Wolsey Hall Oxford believes that all our students should be able to achieve their full potential, including those with additional needs. The online teaching and learning environment provides an excellent space for students to work at their own pace, choose ways of study that fit their needs and tailor their work environment to create their ideal learning space.
Many students achieve academic success using the right strategies and support systems and we believe that we have the experience and resources to remove barriers to learning and promote progress through programmes of support that teach explicit skills and provide expert guidance. This additional, paid-for service can be used to maximise academic achievement for all students, whether they have an additional need or not.
Join us on Wednesday 1 May 2024 at 10am (UK time).
Our open event covers how our courses work for students with neurodiverse needs and the extensive learning support we offer to students and their families. There is also a question and answer session for parents at the end.
Guidance
As well as direct work with families, Learning Support promotes effective partnerships within Wolsey Hall by working alongside Student Progress Managers and Tutors, sharing best practice and resources.
Collaboration
There is a wealth of knowledge and understanding in the Learning Support team at Wolsey Hall Oxford. This knowledge can be used to support families throughout their homeschool journey, empowering them to lead and deliver excellent education in the home.
Learning Support and Wellbeing Manager
Deja is a learning support expert with a wealth of experience and knowledge which she has used to support students with additional needs for nearly two decades. She has taught across all age phases and has experience teaching in the UK and USA. Deja has studied extensively and achieved several relevant qualifications after achieving her undergraduate degree. These include: National Award for SEND Coordination, Level 7 Diploma in Supporting Students with Literacy Difficulties Postgraduate Diploma, Child, adolescent and family mental wellbeing, Therapeutic Childcare Certificate Association of Family Therapists foundation training, as well as further CPD in behaviour, wellbeing, social communication needs and attachment styles.
Learning Support Administrator
Steph works alongside Deja to support families who reach out to the Learning Support department. She is a key person who can help assess what support a family will need from the start and answer questions that a family may have about the services available. Steph’s experience and qualifications are invaluable and include: an extensive understanding of wellbeing and mental health, as well as experience of supporting students with educational needs. She is a teacher of Psychology, Sociology & Thinking Skills and also a School governor, Qualified Life Coach with experience in both UK and international settings.
If you’re thinking of enrolling your child at Wolsey Hall Oxford and you’d like to know more about what we do or how to enrol, please get in touch. We’re ready to enrol new students throughout the academic year.
