Our schools
We have seven specialist, independent and free schools in the UK. We support children and young people in our specialist schools, aged from 4 to 21.
An ambitious day school in Cheshire for children aged 4-19.
Telephone:
01270 877 601
Email:
admin@naschurchlawton.cheshire.sch.uk
Address:
Church Lawton School, Cherry Tree Avenue,
Church Lawton,
Stoke-on-Trent,
Staffordshire,
ST7 3EL
The Helen Allison School is part of the National Autistic Society which supports children and young people on the autism spectrum.
Telephone:
01474 814878
Email:
helen.allison@nas.org.uk
Address:
Helen Allison School, Longfield Road,
Kent,
Meopham,
DA13 0EW
Radlett Lodge School offers specialist provision for children and young people with autism and other associated needs. We work with children across the 4 to 19 age range, providing day placements for 43 and residential accommodation for 12. We also offer flexi-boarding to pupils attending the school.
Telephone:
01923 854922
Email:
radlett.lodge@nas.org.uk
Address:
Radlett Lodge School, Harper Lane,
Radlett,
Herts,
WD7 9HW
A large independent school for Autistic children and young people run by the National Autistic Society.
Telephone:
01709 874 443
Email:
robert.ogden@nas.org.uk
Address:
Robert Ogden School, Clayton Lane,
Thurnscoe,
South Yorkshire,
S63 0BG
Sybil Elgar School is on two sites in the Acton and Southall areas of West London, and provides primary, secondary and 16-22 education.
Telephone:
020 8813 9168
Email:
sybil.elgar@nas.org.uk
Address:
Sybil Elgar School, Havelock Road,
Southall,
Middlesex,
UB2 4NY
Autism specialist for students in Reading aged 5-16.
Telephone:
0118 9424 750
Email:
thames.valley@nas.org.uk
Address:
Thames Valley School, 2 Conwy Close,
Tilehurst,
Reading,
Berkshire,
RG30 4BZ
Our brand new free autism-specific school in Lambeth is now open.
Telephone:
0208 0596 310
Email:
VanguardOffice@nas.org.uk
Address:
Vanguard School, Lollard Street,
Kennington,
Lambeth,
SE11 6QH
Autism expertise and knowledge
We are specialists. We provide support and education for young people on the autism spectrum and we are focused on their progress. We have developed a pioneering, innovative and flexible approach to education. When delivered by our highly trained staff and tailored to each person’s needs, they can transform a young person’s life.
Tried and tested curriculum
We provide a broad, balanced, relevant and purposeful curriculum which promotes the intellectual, personal, social and physical development of all students. Our curriculum is based on our tried and tested curriculum within our schools to encapsulate best practice in autism methodology.
Transdisciplinary approach
Our schools incorporates academic, vocational, life skills, occupational health, psychological, speech and language, social and emotional skills, and pastoral inputs and specialist autism (SPELL Framework) support that when combined well develops students’ knowledge and skills now and for the future.
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