Description
Unsted Park School is Independent Secondary school in Not applicable for kids aged 7 to 20 (Gender - 7 to 20 )
Through our services at Unsted Park School and Sixth Form, they provide specialist education and care to young people aged 7 to 19 years with high functioning autism, Asperger Syndrome and associated disorders.Set in the tranquil town of Godalming in Surrey, Unsted Park School offers day or weekly residential placements in a safe, healthy and stimulating environment for any child to learn and move positively onto the next stage of their life.
Facilities
Education services
Unsted Park School provides a broad, balanced and differentiated curriculum, including a modified National Curriculum, relevant to the needs of students with Asperger's Syndrome and associated conditions.The curriculum is adapted to take into account the cognitive learning styles of pupils with Asperger's Syndrome who often have considerable strengths in the area of visual cognition yet need structured support for development in other areas. These include:Communication, Social interaction, Imaginative and flexible thinking, Organisation, planning and problem solving
Forest School
With extensive grounds including fields and woodland, Unsted Park is well-positioned to offer a forest school. Going for walks and exploring, while surrounded by nature is incredibly enriching for our students, teaching independence, resilience and communication skills. The forest school encourages students to work together, develop their practical skills and build their confidence by trying new activities outdoors. It is approximately a quarter of a mile walk up and down the hill to the forest school site, providing opportunities for plenty of fresh air, exercise and calming time.
Features
Things to note
Activities and facilities
The school offers an enrichment curriculum, encouraging young people to experience the joy of discovering an interest or passion outside of their academic life. They want the children to be life-long learners, who are open to new experiences and enjoy developing new skills and knowledge. The extensive grounds provide opportunities for rewarding life experiences that enable the delivery of social and emotional aspects of learning such as teamwork, tolerance, self-regulation, respect, independence and achievement, alongside our school curriculum. They have a forest school with additional sensory equipment, two horticulture areas with a polytunnel and other specific areas within the grounds that are used for den building, tree climbing, sensory play, outdoor sports and athletic activities, quiet walks and reflection areas.
Extra Curricular
Please check the school website link for details.
1.35 miles
