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SCHOOL Amount dedicated SENCO time per week Abinger Common School - now Surrey Hills 1pm plus one half day termly All Hallows Catholic School All Saints C of E (A) Infant School 1.5 days Ash Grange Primary School 35/100 Ash Manor School 25 hrs Ashford C of E Primary School 2 days Ashford Park Primary School 3 days Ashley C of E (A) Primary School Audley Primary School Auriol Junior School Full time Badshot Lea Village Infant School 0.5 days Bagshot Infant School 1 afternoon Banstead Community Junior School 3 days Banstead Infant School 1 day Barnett Wood Infant School 3 hours Barnsbury Primary School 4 days Beacon Hill Primary School 1 afternoon Beauclerc Infant and Nursery School 16 hours Beaufort Community Primary School 2 days Bell Farm Junior School Bisley C of E Primary School 7 hrs Blenheim High School 40 - 50 hours (variable) Boxgrove Primary School Brambletye Junior School 2 days Bramley C of E (A) Infant School Bristow Infant And Nursery School & Sure Start CC 18 hours Broadmere & New Monument Federated Primary Schools 1.5 days Broadmere & New Monument Federated Primary Schools 1.5 days Broadmere & New Monument Federated Primary Schools 3 days Broadwater School 7/50 per fortnight teaching; 43/50 per fortnight SENCO Brockham School - now North Downs Primary Brooklands School part of head's role Brookwood Primary School 1.5 days Buckland Primary School 3 days Burhill Community Infant School 4 mornings (flexible) Burpham Foundation Primary School 10% of full time timetable Burstow Primary School 2.5 days Busbridge C of E (A) Junior School As & when required Busbridge Infant School Varies Bushy Hill Junior School Byfleet Primary School Camberley Infant School 1.5 hours Cardinal Newman Catholic Primary School Carwarden House Community School None Chandlers Field Primary School 5 days (FT) Charlwood Village Infant School Unknown Chennestone Primary Community School 2 days Chertsey Nursery School 1 day Chilworth C of E (A) Infant School Christ Church C of E (A) Infant School 0.5 days Christ's College Guildford Clandon C of E (A) Infant School 1 afternoon Clarendon Primary School 2.5 days Claygate Primary School Cleves School 3- 5 days Clifton Hill School Collingwood College Connaught Junior School 0.6 fte Cordwalles Junior School 2 days Cornfield School (Independent special school) Cranleigh C of E Primary School 1 day Cranmere Primary School 3 days Crawley Ridge Infant School yet to be decided Crawley Ridge Junior School 3 days Cross Farm Infant School ½ day Cuddington Community Primary School 1 day Cuddington Croft Primary School 13 hrs Danetree Junior School 2 days Darley Dene Infant School 1 day de Stafford School Dorking Nursery School Sure Start CC varies -average 1 day Dormansland Primary School 1 hr Dormansland Primary School 1 hr Dovers Green School 1pm Downs Way School Earlswood Infant and Nursery School 2 days Eastwick Infant School 1 afternoon Eastwick Junior School Eastwick Junior School Englefield Green Infant School 3 hours Epsom and Ewell High School 17 hrs Epsom Downs Primary School and Children's Centre 3.5 days Epsom Primary School Esher C of E (A) Primary School Esher C of E High School varies Ewell Grove Infant and Nursery School 1.5 hours Ewhurst C of E (A) Infant School Farncombe C of E (Controlled) Infant and Nursery School Farnham Heath End School Felbridge Primary School 6 hrs Fetcham Village Infant School Varies Folly Hill Infant School Varies Fordway Centre 2days Freemantles School Frimley C of E School 1 day Fullbrook School Full time Furzefield Primary Community School Furzefield Primary Community School George Abbot School 11 hrs Glebelands School 2½ days Glyn Technology School Godalming Junior School Godstone Village Primary School 2 days Goldsworth Primary School 4 hrs Gordon's School Full time Gosden House School Grayswood C of E (A) Infant School As needed Green Oak C of E Primary & Nursery School Varies Grovelands Infant and Nursery School Guildford County School 8 hrs Guildford Grove Guildford PRU 2.5 hours Hale School Full time Hammond Community Junior School ½ day Hamsey Green Primary School 1½ days Hawkedale Infants - A Foundation School Hawthorns School (Independent) 2 days Heather Ridge Infant School Heathside School 20 periods Hersham Teaching Centre (NE Surrey SSS) Varies Hillcroft Primary School Hinchley Wood Primary School 1 day Hinchley Wood School And 6th Form Centre 16 hrs Holland Junior School Holly Lodge Primary School Holmesdale Community Infant School 2 afternoons Holy Family Catholic Primary School Holy Trinity C of E School 3 days Holy Trinity, Guildford, C of E (A) Junior School 1 day Hope Epsom - Surrey Integrated Service For Young People N/A Hope West - Surrey Integrated Service For Young People None Horley Infant School Varies Horsell C of E (A) Junior School 3½ days Horsell Village School 1 day Howard of Effingham School Full time Hurst Green School (3-7 Years) 20/100 Hurst Park Primary School 2.5 days Jubilee High School Kenyngton Manor Primary School Half of timetable time Kingfield School 3.5 hours Kings' College For The Arts & Technology 13 hrs Kings International College for Business and the Arts 5 x 75 min, 1 55 mins week 1, 4 x 75 mins week 2, 3 x 55 mins week 2 Kingscroft Junior School Varies Kingswood Primary School 4 hrs Knaphill Lower 2-3hrs Knaphill Lower 2-3hrs Knaphill School Knowle Park Infant School Lakeside School Laleham C of E (VA) Primary School 6 hours Langshott Infant School 1 day Leatherhead Trinity School & Children's Centre Full time also includes LCPO and teaching Lightwater Village School 5 hrs Limpsfield C of E Infant School Limpsfield Grange School varies Linden Bridge School Lingfield Primary School 3 days Littleton C of E Infant School 6 hrs Long Ditton Infant School Long Ditton St Mary's C of E Junior School 1 day Lorraine & Pine Ridge Schools (See Pine Ridge) 1 day Loseley Fields Primary School 10-15 hours Lyne and Longcross C of E (A) School Manby Lodge Infant School Manor Mead School Nil Manorcroft Primary School Manorfield Primary School Manorfield Primary School Marden Lodge Primary School 5 hrs increasing Sept10 Maybury Infant School 4 hrs Meadowcroft Community Infant School Meadow Primary School Meadow Primary School Meath Green Infant School Meath Green Junior School 15 hours Merrow C of E (Controlled) Infant School Merstham Primary School 2 hrs Milford School Moss Lane School not yet known Moss Lane School not yet known Mytchett Primary School 3½ hrs New Haw Community Junior School Full time Newdigate C of E Endowed (A) Infant School North Downs Primary School (Brockham & Acorns) Northmead Junior School Nutfield Church (C of E) Primary School 3 hours per week for strategy; no teaching of SEN children Oakfield Junior School 3 hours Oakwood School Full time apart from 5 hours teaching per fortnight Oatlands School 2 days Ongar Place Primary School Induction+1/1 consultancy: IDP:Network mtgs: Onslow Infant School 1 day Ottershaw C of E Infant & Junior School Our Lady Of The Rosary RC Primary School half day paperwork: 2 half days SEN Teaching Our Lady Of The Rosary RC Primary School Oxted School Full time Oxted School Oxted School Park Mead Primary School 3 days Pewley Down Infant School ½ day Philip Southcote School The Phoenix Centre Pine Ridge Infant and Nursery School (See Lorraine & Pine Ridge) 1 day Pirbright Primary School Polesden Lacey Infant School Polesden Lacey Infant School Pond Meadow School Portesbery School N/A Potters Gate C of E Primary School Powell Corderoy Primary School varies Prior Heath Community Infant School Puttenham C of E School varies Pyrcroft Grange Primary School 3 days Pyrford C of E (A) Primary School 2 days Pyrford Centre 7 x 45 mins Queen Eleanor's C of E Junior School 7 hrs Ravenscote Community Junior School 3 days Reigate Parish Church School 1 day Reigate Priory School Reigate School Ripley C of E Primary School Riverview C of E Primary School and Nursery 4 hours admin; teaching time varies according to provision mapping Rodborough Technology College Rosebery School 25 hours Royal Alexandra and Albert School Rydens School Full time Saint Ignatius Roman Catholic Primary School 7 hours Saint Michael Roman Catholic Primary School Salesian School Salfords Primary School 3 days Sandcross School 12 hrs Sandfield Primary School Sandringham School 3 mornings Saxon Primary School Saxon Primary School Sayes Court Primary School As needed -approx 5 hours Scott-Broadwood C of E (A) Infant School Half day per month Send C of E First School 4 hrs Shalford Infant School Shawfield Primary School 3 days Shawley Community Primary School 1 day Shere C of E (A) Infant School Half day Shortwood Infant School 5-8 hrs Shottermill Infant School None Shottermill Junior School 1 day Sidlow Bridge Centre South East Surrey PRU (incl. Sidlow Bridge Centre) South Farnham School varies Southfield Park Primary School Spelthorne Infant and Nursery School 1 day each combined SENCO/KS work Spelthorne Infant and Nursery School 1 day each combined SENCO/KS work Spelthorne Junior School 0.56 FTE Springfield Primary School 1.5 days St Alban's Catholic Primary School St Andrew's C of E (Controlled) Infant School varies St Andrews C of E Primary School 3 days St Andrew's Catholic Secondary School St Anne's Catholic Primary School St Anne's Catholic Primary School, Chertsey 8 hours St Ann's Heath Junior School 1 day St Augustine's Catholic Primary School 2 days St Bartholomew's C of E (A) Primary School 4 days St Bede's C of E (A) Junior School 2 days St Bede's School Full time St Catherine's Primary School 60/100 St Charles
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