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The ASCD Resource Base will provide an appropriate curriculum and lerning environment to enable a high quality, inclusive and relevant education for statemented young people with high functioning autism/Aspergers Syndrome and/or significant speech and language difficulties. Pupils admitted to the resource base will have the ability to be included into at least fifty per cent of mainstream lessons.

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Arbour Vale receives requests for pupil places from the Special Education Needs department of Slough LEA. The pupils concerned either have a statement of educational need or the statement is in preparation. The requests will include pupils residing in Slough LEA and pupils who live in other authorities who have requested SEN provision in Slough

We are proud of our 12 bed Residential Unit. This supports those children and young people with ASD who benefit from extended support with independence and life skills education.

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Arventa Healthcare has been formed by a group of care professionals experienced in working with young people with Autism and Asperger syndrome. We believe that young people with Autistic Spectrum Conditions (ASC) are unique and deserve a service that will recognise, understand and meet their individual needs and be able to support their transition into adulthood via an ASC specific care pathway. Arventa Healthcare is proud to announce the opening of The Hawksmere Centre – Healthcare and Education for Young People with Autism.

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Aspin House - Further Education Unit is an important part of the Post 16 education service provided by Hampshire Autistic Society. Aspin House is a Residential Specialist College for young people aged 14-19 with high functioning autism or Asperger syndrome.

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Opened in 1985 near Preston in Lancashire, Scope's Beech Tree offers both education and care placements including short breaks to young people from the age of 11 to 18, Young people are referred to Beech Tree because of the severity of their challenging behaviours, which are a result of a learning disability. Many of the young people placed at Beech Tree are autistic.

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Bettridge is a community special educational needs school with 100 places for pupils from 2-19 years who are not able to thrive in a mainstream setting because of their severe learning difficulties. All children attending Bettridge have learning difficulties. Some also have additional physical or sensory disabilities and a number of pupils demonstrate autistic spectrum disorder..

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Located in Grasscroft, Oldham, Bright Futures School specialises in provision for children with autism and brings a new approach to autism education.

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Brookfields School is a thriving and dynamic special school in West Berkshire offering an ‘outstanding’ (OfSTED 2007) education for pupils aged from 2 to 19 who have a learning difficulty. The school is able to offer tailored education programmes to meet the unique and individual needs of pupils with Moderate, Severe or Profound and Multiple Learning Difficulties. In addition to a learning difficulty, some of the pupils we support may have additional needs such as ASD, ADHD, sensory impairments or a physical impairment.

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Broomhayes School and Children's Centre provides high quality education and care for children and young people with autism aged 10-21. We have a brand new post-16 college which combines the latest technology with elegant purpose-built design to create an environment perfectly tailored to the needs of young adults aged 16-21. We accept students from across the UK.

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Welcome to the oldest schools of their kind in the UK. At both our campuses, Centre Academy London and Centre Academy East Anglia, we offer an excellent education while also teaching the skills and coping strategies that enable students with a variety of learning difficulties to succeed.

--We accept a broad range of ages; at CA London (day students) from 9 to 18; at CA East Anglia (day and boarding) from 8 to 16. This eliminates the anxiety, common to children facing learning challenges, of having to move from one school to another.

--We address an equally broad range of learning challenges, including Dyslexia, AD/HD, Dyspraxia, Asperger Syndrome, Speech and Language problems, to name a few.

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Chiltern Gate is a day and residential school designated for pupils with moderate learning difficulties (MLD), Social, Emotional and Behavioural difficulties (SEBD)and Social Communication difficulties (ASD and SCD). The school is co-educational and caters for pupils between the ages of 4 and 11 years.

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Cornerways has been involved in delivering child care services to children and young people since 1989, initially developing as a residential services for young women aged 12 to 18 years, then developing its school (Cornfield School) for young women and since 2003 building its fostering service to provide for the needs of boys and girls from birth to 18 years and for parents and babies.

The school is registered and approved to admit up to 25 11-19 girls with social, emotional and behavioural difficulties as their principle need. Some pupils have learning difficulties; many have attachment difficulties, and we consider girls on the autistic spectrum. We admit girls with or without statements of Special Educational Need.

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We cater for children and students between 2 and 19 and all have severe learning difficulties (SLD), with many also having sensory or medical needs. A number of our children/students have difficulties in managing their own behaviour resulting from their Autistic Spectrum Disorders.

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Set in 11 acres of beautiful grounds, Daldorch House School and Continuing Education Centre provides a rich and rewarding learning environment for children and young people with autism. Through a tailored fusion of care and education, we help to prepare students for the challenges of life and provide them with a stepping stone to a more positive future. We accept students from across the UK.

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The school caters for up to 96 pupils from the ages of two to nineteen, designated as having severe and complex learning difficulties.

Most pupils are grouped for teaching purposes according to their chronological age. There are five classes in the Early Years and Primary phase of school. There are seven classes in the secondary and post 16 phase of school. Within the secondary / post 16 phase there are two classes which cater specifically for pupils with profound Autistic Spectrum Disorders (ASD).

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