(UK) Alton: Special school opening; eventually accommodating 136 students
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A new independent special school in Alton is set to open in September, after an Ofsted pre-registration inspection found it is likely to meet all required standards.
Anstey Manor School, located on Anstey Lane, will provide education for children aged 7 to 16 with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND).
The school plans to start with 30 pupils in key stages 2 and 3, eventually expanding to a capacity of 60. . . .
"Leaders demonstrates a consistently secure and appropriate understanding of the
The school intends to teach pupils in classes that reflect their stage, not age, with a typical group consisting of one qualified teacher and one teaching assistant for every six pupils.
Specialist support, such as speech and language therapy, will be available on site. . . .
The school is situated on a large, secure site, with plans to develop the premises in stages to eventually accommodate 136 pupils. . . .
The school intends to cater for pupils whose primary needs include speech, language and communication needs, social, emotional and mental health needs, and autism spectrum condition.
The annual fees for day pupils will be between £73,800 [$98K] and £78,500 [$100K].
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