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Founded in 1968 Bladon House School specialises in speech and language disorders, moderate to severe learning difficulties. Our students present with difficulties in speech, autism, language and communication, and often display associated behavioural difficulties; 80% of our population in on the autistic spectrum. The school can accommodate residential pupils and day pupils. Pupils enter the main school from 5 to 16 years, and may embark on continuing education up to the age of 19 in our Post 16 department.
The school is situated close to Burton on Trent, and 30 minutes from East Midlands Airport, with good access via motorway and rail links to all parts of the country.
A large number of our students require enhanced support and individual programmes. We offer a multi-disciplinary team of specialist trained teachers, residential staff, therapists and medical staff. A key strength of the school is the collaborative working of this team, providing a holistic approach, with the emphasis being on encouraging independence.
Bladon House aims to provide a stimulating environment with the highest levels of expectation and demand so that pupils are able to make significant progress across a range of educational, social, physical and communication skills in order to equip them better for future life.
Residential pupils under the age of 16 live within houses on the main school site, with between 8 to 12 children in each house. This provides from small group living, each house providing a lounge, kitchen, together with bedrooms and bathrooms. Great emphasis is placed on utilising the schools own extensive grounds, as well as making use of facilities available in the wider community.
We also offer an independent assessment programming and training service (APT). Our team of specialists can help with hard to place children and young people and to promote and support inclusion.
Age range: 5 - 19
Day pupils: 17 boys and 1 girls
Annual day fees: £55,300 - £55,300
Full boarding pupils: 42 boys and 12 girls
Annual full boarding fees: £104,200 - £104,200
Fee notes: Special schools' maximum fees may be much higher than the minimum because of the needs of the individual child
This school offers flexi-boarding.
TOTAL PUPILS: 59 boys and 13 girls
Staff numbers: 200 full time and 16 part time
Method of entry: Assessment, Referral by Local Authority or Social Services, Please apply to school, Residential assessment, Statement of needs, This school only accepts pupils who are hearing impaired, This is a Special School, Visit school
Accreditations and affiliations: NAS, NASS Special Schools, NASEN, EQUALS, ASDAN
Religious affiliation: No religious affiliation, All denominations welcome
Teaching languages: English
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This school is a special school that provides for this particular need:
Autistic Spectrum of Difficulties
Hearing Impairment (HI)
Physical Disabilities
Dyslexia or Specific Learning Difficulties (SpLD)
Social Emotional and Behavioural Difficulties
Moderate Learning Difficulties (MLD)
Severe Learning Difficulties (SLD)
Profound and Multiple Learning Difficulties (PMLD)
Language and Communication Disorders
Aspergers Syndrome
Delicate/Medical Conditions
Epilepsy
Dual/Multi-Sensory Impairment (DSI/MSI)
This school operates 52 weeks in the year.
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