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Beverley Park – Outreach

At Beverley Park, we believe that inclusion is everyone’s responsibility.  Our Outreach Service has been developed to extend the specialist knowledge, expertise and experience within Beverley Park beyond our own setting, supporting schools across Middlesbrough to develop confident practitioners, inclusive classrooms and sustainable approaches that improve outcomes for children and young people.

Our work is built upon partnership rather than dependency.  We recognise that every school has its own strengths and understanding of its community and our role is to work alongside leaders, SENDCOs and school staff to identify practical, evidence-informed strategies that remove barriers to learning and strengthen inclusive practice.  By sharing expertise, coaching practitioners and building capacity within school, we help create lasting improvements that continue long after our direct involvement has ended.

Whether supporting an individual pupil, developing specialist provision or strengthening whole school systems, our focus is always the same – to ensure every child has the opportunity to belong, participate and thrive.

Our Outreach Offer

Observation and Individual Pupil Support

We undertake detailed observations within school settings to gain a thorough understanding of each child’s strengths, needs and barriers to learning. Working collaboratively with school staff, we provide practical recommendations and personalised strategies that promote successful inclusion and positive outcomes.

Autism and Specialist Provision

Our specialist team supports schools in developing autism informed practice, considering environmental adaptations, sensory needs and approaches that enable autistic pupils to access learning successfully.  We also support schools establishing specialist bases through advice on systems, structures and specialist provision.

Emotional Wellbeing, Behaviour and Inclusion

We believe that behaviour is communication.  Our outreach team supports schools to develop positive relationships, co-regulation strategies and emotionally responsive practice that promotes engagement, belonging and successful inclusion for every child.

SEND Systems and Processes

We work alongside school leaders and SENDCOs to strengthen SEND systems and processes including:

  • EHCP advice and reports
  • School Support Plans
  • Provision mapping
  • Target setting
  • Deployment of support staff
  • Classroom organisation

Our aim is to develop efficient systems that allow schools to focus on delivering high-quality provision.

Curriculum Design and Professional Development

Through coaching, instructional development and collaborative planning, we support schools to design ambitious, inclusive curricula that meets the needs of all learners.  Our work focuses on adaptive teaching, curriculum planning, access points to learning and developing confident practitioners who can remove barriers without lowering expectations. 

Sharing Expertise through Collaboration

One of Beverley Park’s greatest strengths is its highly skilled workforce.  We believe expertise should be shared.

We offer:

  • Staff coaching
  • Classroom modelling
  • Bespoke training
  • Secondment opportunities
  • Collaborative planning
  • Capacity building

Equally, schools can second members of their own staff to Beverley Park, enabling practitioners to develop specialist knowledge that can be embedded within their own setting and shared across their teams.

Bespoke Training

Every school is different.

Our professional learning offer is designed around priorities of individual schools and trusts, ensuring training is practical, relevant and sustainable.

Areas of expertise include

  • Autism
  • Emotional regulation
  • Communication and interaction
  • Adaptive teaching
  • Sensory needs
  • Curriculum design
  • Supporting pupils with complex needs
  • Inclusive classroom practice
  • Staff coaching

Our goal is not simply to deliver training, but to develop confident practitioners who are equipped to create inclusive learning environments where every child can flourish.

Working Together to Build Inclusive Schools

We believe that the future of inclusion will be shaped through collaboration.  By sharing specialist expertise, strengthening partnerships and investing in professional learning, we work alongside schools to create environments where every child feels valued, understood and able to succeed.

Together, we are building confident practitioners, inclusive classrooms, strong partnerships and brighter futures for children and young people across Middlesbrough.

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Privacy Policy

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