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Accessibility
Equal Opportunity
Accessibility

In drawing up the Accessibility Plan, Pye Green Academy has set the following priorities:

· Increase the extent to which disabled or impaired pupils can participate and access the curriculum

· Improve the physical environment to enable disabled or impaired pupils, parents and visitors to take better advantage of the education, benefits, facilities and services provided

· Improve the availability of accessible information to disabled or impaired pupils, parents and visitors

At Pye Green Academy, we are committed to establishing equality for all pupils, their parents, staff and other users of the school.

It is the responsibility of the whole school community to implement this policy in a manner which promotes the inclusive ethos of our school.

Equal Opportunity

At Greenheart Learning Partnership and Pye Green we are committed to establishing equality for all pupils, their families, staff and members of our school communities.

We want our children to foster positive attitudes and relationships and share a sense of cohesion and belonging; and to be connected with and contribute to their world through a developing understanding of reciprocal rights and responsibilities.

Greenheart Learning Partnership stand against all forms of discrimination on the grounds of age, disability, gender reassignment, ethnic origin, religion, sexual orientation, gender, disability or ability. All members of our community are of equal value and we seek to recognise and respect difference whilst removing inequalities and barriers that may already exist.

The Equality Objectives should be read in conjunction with the Accessibility Policy and the Equality and Diversity Policy

1. Eliminated discrimination

2. Advance equality of opportunity

3. Foster good relationships    

 

Inclusive Practice at Pye Green Academy
At our school, we are committed to ensuring that pupils with disabilities are never treated less favourably than their peers. In line with the Equality Act 2010, we take proactive steps to remove barriers to learning and participation, including making reasonable adjustments so that disabled pupils can access education and school activities on an equal basis with others. This includes adapting policies, practices and classroom approaches to reduce disadvantage and respond to individual need.
We provide a range of adjustments to support accessibility, such as flexible approaches to teaching and learning, differentiated materials, assistive resources and changes to routines where appropriate. Examples of these adjustments include providing sensory‑friendly resources, offering movement breaks, supplying printed lesson notes and ensuring the learning environment is adapted to reduce sensory or physical barriers.
To further support pupils who may need time away from the classroom, we offer access to designated breakout rooms, which provide a safe and calming environment for pupils to regulate, refocus and return to learning when ready. This forms an important part of our anticipatory duty to remove barriers and promote emotional, social and educational inclusion.
Through these measures, alongside regular staff training and a whole‑school commitment to equality and inclusion, we work to ensure that all pupils—regardless of disability—are able to participate fully in school life and thrive both academically and personally.
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