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Wandsworth Specialist SEN Nursing Team is a service for children and young people attending Special Schools, Pupil Referral Units, the Youth Offending Team, or those who do not attend school. The Team provides support and training to school staff, work with parents on transition into…

Oak Lodge School is a maintained special school which offers day and residential places for children who are D/deaf, hearing needs, Speech Language Communication needs and auditory processing needs that benefit from being educated in an inclusive communication environment, who require intensive pupil support to…

Ravenstone Hive autistic resource base provides education for children with an autistic spectrum disorder (ASD) within a mainstream school. This school is for children at the primary stage. Children will attend mainstream activities throughout the day with support from The Hive…

This service is a special unit at a mainstream primary school for children with moderate learning difficulties and/or additional needs.It is for children from 5-11 years.This service can: help your child learn; and  provide specialist support for…

The Special Schools Therapy team provides assessment and intervention for children and young people in special schools in Wandsworth. These are: Paddock Primary  Paddock Secondary Greenmead School These schools cater for children and young people who…

Francis Barber Pupil Referral Unit (PRU) provides education for secondary-aged pupils who live in  Wandsworth  and are permanently excluded or who are not on a school roll for other reasons. The PRU also works with secondary aged pupils on the roll of Wandsworth Council…

Victoria Drive Primary Pupil Referral Unit (PRU) is part of Wandsworth's Behaviour and Learning Support Service (B&LSS). This Service works with all Wandsworth primary schools to provide support for pupils with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). The PRU works with primary aged pupils on…

Wandsworth Hearing Support Service (WHSS) provides information, resources and support to deaf and hard of hearing children and young people, from birth to 25 years, and their families, carers and teachers. Their work follows a holistic family centred approach in order to help children…

The Willow Hearing Support Centre is a highly specialist primary education centre for deaf children located at Sellincourt Primary School. Willow Hearing Support Centre (HSC) is a Mainstream provision combined with a highly specialist education centre for multi-sensory impaired children aged 3 to 11 years…