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Level 2 Learning Programmes: Priority Learning Units
A Level 2 Learning Programme will target the very specific group of students with general learning disabilities in the higher functioning moderate and low functioning mild categories.
These students are small in number (one or two in a typical school, more in a special school) and all have student support plans. The Level 2 Learning Programme will be based around Priority Learning Units (PLUs).
The PLUs focus on developing the basic social, pre-vocational and life skills of the students involved. There are five Level 2 PLUs:- Communicating and literacy
- Numeracy
- Personal care
- Living in a community
- Preparing for work
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Level 1 Learning Programmes: Priority Learning Units
Level 1 Learning Programmes (L1LP) will target the very specific group of students with general learning disabilities in the range of lower functioning moderate to severe and profound categories. The programme will be capable of personalisation to suit the individual needs of the target group of students.
These students are small in number and are almost exclusively in Special Schools. They all have student support plans and often have complex and multiple cognitive and functioning needs. Their learning tends to be targeted at a very early developmental level.
The students in question may experience difficulty understanding the world around them and their place in it. They may also have issues with expressive and receptive communication skills.
The Level 1 Learning Programmes are made up of six Priority Learning Units (PLUs) which explicitly identify and develop the key areas of learning needed to prepare the students for their future lives.
- Communication, Language and Literacy
- Personal Care and Wellbeing
- Being part of a Community
- Numeracy
- The Arts
- Physical Education
Read the Background Paper and Brief for Level 1 Learning Programmes here.
Read the report of the consultation process here.