St John Vianney RC School

• What they offer / teach

  A Catholic day special school for pupils with autism, learning difficulties and complex needs, offering education across Key Stages 2-5 and a Sixth Form. The curriculum includes reading, PSHE & RSE, vocational learning, careers, swimming and residentials, plus therapeutic interventions such as hydrotherapy, occupational therapy, speech and language therapy and physiotherapy, and a school social worker (Caritas). The site also lists SEND information, remote education, parent training (including 'Riding the Rapids'), newsletters and a downloadable prospectus.

• Ages served

  No specific ages are stated, though the site refers to Key Stage 2 through Key Stage 5 and a Sixth Form.

• Approach

  The school describes itself as a happy, caring and welcoming community where the learning environment and a wide range of opportunities help every child reach their full potential, with ensuring each child or young person is prepared for success at the heart of all they do. It is the Diocese of Salford's special school, widely recognised for its educational and pastoral provision, and emphasises strong relationships with the school and local community, chaplaincy and Catholic life. It holds ASC accreditation.

• Admissions

  There is an Admissions page, and the Headteacher asks parents wishing to secure a place for their child to contact the Admin team. Virtual 'Open Day' videos are available on the school's YouTube channel to let parents and prospective pupils see the school in action.

• Cost

  Not stated on this website.

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