The information below includes the age range or school years that each school caters for. To apply contact your local Ministry special education team external link. These centres can provide education programmes and specialist services if your child is deaf or hard of hearing. They also employ Resource Teachers: Deaf to support deaf and hard of hearing students in mainstream schools.
They both have residential schools, specialist early childhood education services, and resource centres that can cater for children aged 2 to 21 years old. Blind and Low Vision Education Network New Zealand BLENNZ provides a variety of educational options both on campus and at local mainstream schools for children and young adults, aged 5 to 21 years old, who are blind or have low vision. Long-term residential placements and limited short-term booster placements are available for your child if they're from the Auckland area and need a residential programme to support their learning outcomes.
These schools provide special education in a residential setting for students in years 7 to 10 who need a significantly adapted curriculum because they have to a slow rate of learning combined with educational, social, emotional or behaviour needs. Your child may have the option for a residential placement as part of their Individual Plan if they are receiving an Intensive Wraparound Service external link.
The school has a vast site and vocational areas that support pupils to prepare them for adult life. The school has a charity shop in Cromer which also supports pupils developing skills for work. The sixth form offers accreditation to move students onto work or training. The school supports pupils with a wide range of complex learning and health needs. The school runs a charity shop that provides work experience opportunities.
It is built on one level and is accessible for all. A special school for boys with social, emotional and mental health difficulties.
Students must be able to access a mainstream curriculum. The school admits boys from Years The school requires an element of boarding for all pupils between Years A special school for children aged years-old with social, emotional and mental health needs.
It supports children with a therapeutic approach to a wide range of learning difficulties. There are 54 places at the school for pupils in Years A therapeutic special school for children with social, emotional and mental health difficulties. Phase one of the school is open and offers primary places. Phase two will offer places for secondary pupils from the spring term When completed it will offer full-time education and therapeutic support to 96 children aged years-old.
It admits students from Norfolk and Suffolk. Students are able to gain GCSEs and transition to college. A special school for pupils age years-old with a diagnosis of autism. Pupils are expected to manage a mainstream curriculum. Opens January A special school for pupils aged years-old with a diagnosis of autism or significant social communication difficulties. Email: start cambridgeshire.
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