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9-3 for the primary school
9-3.30 for the alternative provision
AP sessions are 9-12 and 12.30-3.30
Sadly not. Although we do sometimes have open days, so keep an eye
out for these on social media or our website.
There are a few ways your child can be funded.
Funding can be provided directly by the parent or carer, or a
child can access funding through their local authority or school.
If your child has a case worker or there is a SENCO team at school,
let them know about us, we can liaise with them directly to help organise a placement.
We do have a waiting list, and we may ask for a referral form
to be completed before the child can be added to it. This is to make
sure we understand the child’s needs and to make sure we are
the right provision for them.
The waiting list is constantly updated. Emails will be sent out to make
sure the child is still in need of our provision and if not will be removed
to allow the space for other children in need.
All parents or schools will need to complete a referral form stating the child’s specific needs.
  This is evaluated by leadership to assess the suitability of the provision.
We create a bespoke package for each student. We understand some children
may only be able to cope with 2 hours a week, whereas some may be able to attend
14 hours a week (the maximum we can currently offer is 14 hours per week).
We work with the parents or carers to coordinate the most suitable time and days.
We do not provide any food for the students on site, but they are welcome
to bring in their own lunch, snacks and drink. We have a microwave on site
so we can heat food. We are a nut free site.  This means that any food and
snacks brought in by students must be nut free.
Our aim is to be registered as a school next year, we are currently going
through the application process so that we can offer full time places to SEN students.
This will be updated after our inspection.

September 2025 for key stage 1 and key stage 2 (ages 5-11)

We have a medical room on site, sometimes students
may just need a quiet few minutes, however if we have a concern
or the child is sick, we will contact the parent to come and collect the child
or will contact the school if they use a taxi service.
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