Description
The Sybil Elgar School is Independent Secondary school in Selective for kids aged 4 to 22 (Gender - 4 to 22 )
Sybil Elgar School’s creative approach and performing arts specialism help every autistic child to learn and develop. We have an international reputation for innovation and a progressive approach to education.Your child will be offered consistent and reliable support. We know that this will help them to learn to the very best of their abilities. Our school is highly structured and we pride ourselves on the warm, welcoming place we have created, where children feel valued and safe. We provide differentiated access to the Early Years Foundation Stage and National Curriculum, and to our very successful creative arts curriculum.At Sybil Elgar we are always looking for innovative ways to inspire your child and to address their specific learning requirements. We aim to provide your child with the confidence and skills they need to find enjoyment and fulfilment in what they do. We constantly strive to help them achieve their full potential, ready for adult life.
Facilities
Curriculum
They recognise that each young person on the autism spectrum has unique needs and unique approaches to learning. We therefore personalise the curriculum to meet the individual needs of each student.They seek to engage our students in learning through the delivery of a flexible and challenging curriculum, where all lessons have a sense of discovery. We provide opportunities for young people to develop their confidence and self-esteem, to think creatively and take risks, work independently and collaboratively, and to respect others.The aim is to increase the opportunities available to young people. We identify and nurture each young person’s talents so they experience success, develop confidence and thrive. We provide pupils with opportunities to learn skills, understand their own difficulties and strengths, and develop ‘personal tool kits’ to help them through stages of life. We work collaboratively, ensuring we support the outcomes that are important to parents and health and social care professionals.
Features
Things to note
They put the needs of our children and young people first. We are resolute in our commitment to ensuring their right to a quality education and to be treated with dignity and respect which we do with compassion, kindness and sincerity.
They are non-judgemental and celebrate diversity. We unreservedly accept all our children and young people as part of our culture and community
They promote that compassion, tolerance and positive intervention can effect change.
They believe in a strong and transparent partnership with parents, carers and families, including other professionals around each family.
The empowering teaching approach puts our autistic students at the centre of all we do and always looks ambitiously towards next steps and preparation for meaningful adult living.
Extra Curricular
Please check the school website link for details.
1.23 miles
