Welcome

A warm welcome to Westover Green Community School and Autism Centre. We are a large primary school near to the town centre of Bridgwater. Our school is organised across 14 classes – 2 classes for each year group from Reception to Year 6 and we have an autism centre on site for learners with a diagnosis of autism or a communication and interaction need. Please visit the Headteacher's welcome page for more information.

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Special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) consultation for Somerset

Public consultation on SEND provision in Somerset – complete the form

In discussion with Somerset Council, Futura Learning Partnership is proposing a number of changes and additions to SEND provision across its schools, in line with the recommendations set out in The White Paper.

The form below will ask you to select a school location. If you would like to comment on more than one school, please complete and submit a separate form for each location.

Proposed changes

Northgate Primary School
The school proposes to adapt an existing classroom and external space to create an 8-place SEND provision for Key Stage 2 pupils.

Westover Green Primary School
The school proposes to change its current Resource Base to an Inclusion Base and refurbish a third classroom to increase the number of available places.

Willowdown Primary School
The school proposes to refurbish two currently unused classrooms to create two SEND classes, each with 8 places, for EYFS/KS1 and KS2 pupils.

This consultation forms part of the schools' application for these changes. The results will be submitted to the Department for Education (DfE) as part of the approval process.

Any personal information collected will be removed before submission to the DfE and will only be used to confirm the location of respondents.

The consultation will run from 8 June 2026 to 28 June 2026.

Thank you for taking the time to share your views.

Futura Learning Partnership

Westover Green Community School and Autism Centre is a Futura Learning Partnership school.

Mission

Building the brightest future for all, enabling every individual to flourish.

Vision

Our vision is to be a leading trust with a reputation for excellent pupil outcomes in all our schools and innovation in the following key areas:

– Inclusion, supporting vulnerable and disadvantaged learners to succeed within their school

– Early years, middle (years 5 to 8 (middle years) and post-16.

– Workforce reform and development

– Environmental sustainability

Values

The Futura Learning Partnership core values describe the guiding principles that sit at the heart of our organisation; they provide the platform that brings individuals and schools together to achieve our mission. They apply equally to pupils and adults.

RESPECT: Behaving with integrity and being worthy of trust; respecting self, others and the environment
OPPORTUNITY: Providing experiences for growth and development; opening doors to future success
COLLABORATION: Working together towards shared goals and shared success; being ‘stronger together’
ASPIRATION: Encouraging ambition; providing the inspiration, challenge and support to achieve success in all its forms

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