Chalgrove Primary School

Chalgrove School Using technology and symbols within UDL

Chalgrove Primary School is a small, one-form entry community school in Finchley, Barnet.

Chalgrove prides itself on being a friendly, welcoming school and encourages parental involvement and support. Chalgrove children are happy and love to come to school and learn. They make excellent progress and become confident, independent learners within a safe, secure, and happy environment. They have a specialist autism provision on site and believe passionately in inclusion.

What is 'Additionally, Resourced Provision' (ARP)?

Find out what ARP is and how teaching at Chalgrove Primary School is adapted so all children can fully access the creative curriculum.

High challenge, with high expectations

High expectations are key for Alison Eason at Chalgrove Primary School

'It is our responsibility to make our teaching and environments adaptive to that child's needs.'

How do you meet the needs of your learners?

Find out how Chalgrove School meets the needs of the pupils to ensure inclusion and independence.

How do you meet the needs of your learners using Widgit symbols?

Find out how Chalgrove Primary School blends the use of Widgit symbols and Makaton to support their pupils

Why is the use of symbols so important?

There are many benefits from the use of symbols, find out here about reducing cognitive load and the demand on working memory, as well as other important benefits.

Examples of impact in the classroom environment

Ready to see Symbols in action?

Now that you’ve learned about UDL’s foundations, it’s time to see it in practice. Discover real-world examples and valuable resources to help you implement UDL in your classroom.

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