Les Powell School

Leaders in special education

Telephone02 9821 1711

Emaillespowell-s.school@det.nsw.edu.au

School Stream

07 May 2021

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Four high school students talking while sitting at a table with a laptop and notebooks.
Each year from Week5 to Week7 at Les Powell School, we conduct PLaSP planning meetings. PLaSP stands for personalised learning and support plan. The same process may also be referred to as an IEP, ILP or ITP. Whatever the name given, the process is the same. At Les Powell School, we consider the PLaSP meeting an essential part of your child's educational program. The meeting gives you an opportunity to collaborate with your child's teacher in the establishment of goals for the year, as well as having valuable conversations about the adjustments required across the curriculum for your child. Kindest regards Sandra Sandra Acevedo-Rugg, Principal

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Parent guide to PLaSP meetings

22 Feb 2023

Each year from Week 5 to Week 7 at Les Powell School, we conduct PLaSP planning meetings. PLaSP stands for personalised learning and su...

School Stream

/News category

School Stream

07 May 2021

School Stream is a great way to stay upadated and informed about what is happening at our School. Download the App iPhone / iPad iOS 1....

Four high school students talking while sitting at a table with a laptop and notebooks.
Each year from Week5 to Week7 at Les Powell School, we conduct PLaSP planning meetings. PLaSP stands for personalised learning and support plan. The same process may also be referred to as an IEP, ILP or ITP. Whatever the name given, the process is the same. At Les Powell School, we consider the PLaSP meeting an essential part of your child's educational program. The meeting gives you an opportunity to collaborate with your child's teacher in the establishment of goals for the year, as well as having valuable conversations about the adjustments required across the curriculum for your child. Kindest regards Sandra Sandra Acevedo-Rugg, Principal

/News category

Parent guide to PLaSP meetings

22 Feb 2023

Each year from Week 5 to Week 7 at Les Powell School, we conduct PLaSP planning meetings. PLaSP stands for personalised learning and su...

School Stream

/News category

School Stream

07 May 2021

School Stream is a great way to stay upadated and informed about what is happening at our School. Download the App iPhone / iPad iOS 1....

Four high school students talking while sitting at a table with a laptop and notebooks.
Each year from Week5 to Week7 at Les Powell School, we conduct PLaSP planning meetings. PLaSP stands for personalised learning and support plan. The same process may also be referred to as an IEP, ILP or ITP. Whatever the name given, the process is the same. At Les Powell School, we consider the PLaSP meeting an essential part of your child's educational program. The meeting gives you an opportunity to collaborate with your child's teacher in the establishment of goals for the year, as well as having valuable conversations about the adjustments required across the curriculum for your child. Kindest regards Sandra Sandra Acevedo-Rugg, Principal

/News category

Parent guide to PLaSP meetings

22 Feb 2023

Each year from Week 5 to Week 7 at Les Powell School, we conduct PLaSP planning meetings. PLaSP stands for personalised learning and su...

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