Referrals Contact

All pupils who are referred to the school must be in receipt of a Statement of Special Educational Needs, or be in the process of having one prepared.   The focus of the Statement is likely to be for social, emotional and behaviour difficulties, though we do accept pupils with social and communication difficulties (ASD), such as Asperger or Torrettes Syndrome. We also accept pupils who may have Moderate Learning Difficulties, Dyslexia, or Speech and Language Difficulties. We recognise too that there are many other “labels” that can be given to pupils and so we are open to discussing how our school may be able to meet their needs.

Further information can be found in the school’s Admission Policy, on the schools website, or by contacting the school directly to speak to the Head, Barry Robinson, or the Deputy Head, Angie Bainbridge, or the Care Manager, Sara Hack.