Special Needs Programme Recreational

Overview

This programme is a dynamic and inclusive course designed to provide individuals with special needs a range of engaging recreational activities that promote personal growth, social interaction, and overall well-being.

This programme is thoughtfully crafted to cater to the unique needs and abilities of participants, ensuring a safe and enjoyable learning environment.

It is particularly suitable for students with learning disabilities who want to make new friends, learn new skills and have fun. Every week students will take part in activities and games, whilst learning skills in the College environment.

Entry Requirements

• All new students are required to meet the Personal Tutor and Learning Support Team prior to the start of the programme to complete a pre-enrolment interview.

• In supporting students with learning difficulties and disabilities, SRC will work in partnership with other local agencies including the Health and Social Care Trust Teams, Education Authority (EA), schools and other relevant stakeholders as appropriate.

• Students who require personal or medical care services whilst studying at College will need to arrange this through their local health trust or social services department.

• When the student is likely to require significant reasonable adjustment and/or one which raises health and safety issues that must be considered, Colleges will follow risk assessment procedures prior to confirming enrolment.

• While Colleges will endeavour at all times to meet the needs of students with learning difficulties and disabilities, parents/carers and other stakeholders must accept that there may be occasions when College provision is unable to address the needs of that student.

What Will I Study?

There are no formal modules for this course.

Further Study

Students may continue their studies within the College on part-time entry level qualifications.