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SEND
Day and residential provision is for pupils diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder whose primary need is Communication and Interaction.
“Stone Bay School offers day and residential provision for children and young people who have been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder. All pupils will have their main area of need within Communication and Interaction.”
The school specialises in pupils diagnosed with ASD who also have severe and complex learning needs.
“We specialise in providing both day and residential education for pupils aged 4 to 19 years who have a diagnosis of ASD, along with severe and complex learning needs.”
Pastoral
Teachers, therapists, residential staff, families, social care professionals and the previous school collaborate on a personalised transition plan after an offer.
“When an offer has been made teachers, therapists and residential staff will work collaboratively with, parents, social care professionals, previous school placement to ensure a smooth personalised transition plan is in place.”
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Class size
Classes contain between six and eight pupils, depending on group needs and room size.
“Each of our school classes will have between 6 and 8 pupils in each group, depending on the needs of the group and the size of the room available.”
Enrichment
The coastal setting provides distinctive learning opportunities for pupils.
“The local coastal environment provides many unique and enjoyable learning opportunities for our pupils.”
Sixth form
The school provides day and residential education through age 19 for pupils with ASD and severe and complex learning needs.
“We specialise in providing both day and residential education for pupils aged 4 to 19 years who have a diagnosis of ASD, along with severe and complex learning needs.”
The school provides education for pupils up to age 19 and groups older pupils in Key Stage 4/5 classes.
“Prospective pupils should be between 4 and 19 years of age, of either gender (although gender may limit availability of suitable residential accommodation).”
Admissions
Placement offers are made to the Local Authority rather than directly to families.
“Offers of placement are made to the Local Authority and not directly to parents and carers.”
Admission referrals must be made through the child's Local Authority.
“Referrals to school will always be made through your child’s Local Authority.”
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