The Grove School

• What they offer / teach

  The Grove School is a special school for students with a primary diagnosis of autism, offering a curriculum spanning KS1/KS2, KS3/KS4 and sixth form, with qualifications, exams and access arrangements, careers guidance, life skills, enrichment and residentials. Therapy provision listed includes speech and language therapy, occupational therapy and music therapy, alongside safeguarding, mental health and wellbeing services and family support services such as transport and school meals.

• Ages served

  The school caters for students aged 5 to 19, including a sixth form.

• Approach

  The school's vision is "to make a difference and change lives for the better", underpinned by principles to Inspire Excellence, Champion Potential and Empower Learning, with every individual child as the starting point and an emphasis on building on unique strengths and interests. Alongside academic achievement, the focus is on social, emotional and personal development plus independence and living skills, with skilled teachers, visiting therapists and professionals creating a learning programme tailored to each child. The site also references Thrive, PBS and trauma informed practice, and close partnership with parents, carers and mainstream colleagues within the Trust.

• Admissions

  The website lists an Admissions section and family tours for 2025-2026, with school tours advertised in the news, and references EHCPs and the Haringey SEND Local Offer, but no admissions criteria or process details are given in this page text.

• Cost

  Not stated on this website.

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