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SEL is integrated in IAA's curriculum as part of Social and Emotional Learning within the curriculum policy. Secondary school counselling is available, with a named counsellor (Ms. Carin Vogelaar) and appointments can be scheduled. IAA provides psycho-social support for students in need as part of safeguarding. Staff receive safeguarding and child protection training, reflecting a commitment to student well-being. Online safety and anti-bullying measures are included as part of safeguarding.
The safeguarding policy states staff should support students with different educational and developmental needs. The school does not publicly disclose whether it is a specialist SEN institution or the specific SEN categories it can support. The school does not publicly disclose whether it is a specialist SEN institution or the specific SEN categories it can support. A counselling program exists for secondary students, with a named counsellor Ms. Carin Vogelaar; appointments can be scheduled. Psycho-social support for students is included within safeguarding. Counselor roles are listed in staff recruitment materials, indicating a pastoral support framework.
The school does not publicly disclose information regarding EAL provision. Language of instruction is English. Public materials do not describe EAL staff or programs. The school does not publicly disclose information regarding EAL provision.
IAA provides psycho-social support for students in need as part of safeguarding. Secondary counselling services are available, with a named counsellor; scheduling via Calendly. Safeguarding includes online safety to protect mental wellbeing online. The safeguarding policy includes advocacy to help students express their views. The policy covers recognizing signs of harm, including self-harm and abuse, and requires reporting to the Student Protection Lead (SPL). The alignment with UNCRC indicates safeguarding is designed to protect students' rights.
The Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy is in effect since August 1, 2018; last updated October 10, 2020. It is underpinned by Jordanian law and the UNCRC and CRPD. It requires safer recruitment of staff and mandatory safeguarding training for all staff. It designates the Student Protection Lead (SPL) for reporting concerns. It includes digital safety and safe online learning practices to ensure a safe online environment. It outlines safety planning and family engagement when appropriate.
