7 special schools and 13 mainstream schools recording SEN provision. Need types are as the school records them in Get Information About Schools. This is not a judgement about which school suits a child: that is what an EHC needs assessment is for.
Special schools (7)
Schools wholly for pupils with special educational needs. Places are arranged through the local authority, normally as part of an EHC plan, not by applying to the school directly.
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Ivy House SchoolOutstanding · Multi-Sensory Impairment+3 more · ages 2–19 · 110 pupils
Kingsmead SchoolGood · Social, Emotional and Mental Health · ages 7–18 · 174 pupils
St Martins SchoolNo current grade · Autistic Spectrum Disorder+3 more · ages 11–19 · 240 pupils
Mainstream schools with SEN provision (13)
Mainstream schools that record a SEN unit, resourced provision, or particular needs they cater for, alongside their ordinary classes. Not every school publishes unit places, so a row without them is not a school without provision.
Unit places come from the school census and describe the position when it was taken, not today. Confirm with the local authority before relying on them.
Central Community Nursery SchoolNeeds attention · Specific Learning Difficulty+11 more · ages 0–5 · 89 pupils · 12 of 12 unit places · full, or over capacity
Cottons Farm Primary AcademyGood · Speech, Language and Communication Needs+1 more · ages 3–11 · 133 pupils · 12 of 12 unit places · full, or over capacity
Lees Brook AcademyGood · Specific Learning Difficulty+11 more · ages 11–18 · 1061 pupils
The Bemrose SchoolGood · Speech, Language and Communication Needs+2 more · ages 3–19 · 1429 pupils
Village Primary AcademyGood · Speech, Language and Communication Needs+1 more · ages 2–11 · 700 pupils · 18 of 26 unit places · places may be available