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Are you looking for a special school?
Broomhill Bank Special School is a coeducational special school specialising in the education of students with special needs. These special needs are communication and interaction difficulties, including Speech and Language Impairment and Autism Spectrum Disorder.
We cater for girls and boys aged 5 - 19 years with special needs. These special needs are communication and interaction difficulties, including Speech and Language Impairment and/or Autism Spectrum Disorder. The primary ages with special needs, i.e. communication and interaction difficulties, including Speech and Language Impairment and/or Autism Spectrum Disorder are supported through our Inclusion Outreach Project.
Through a personalised curriculum, delivered by a highly qualified and experienced staff team, and integrated therapy provision, we teach students, with special needs, that is, communication and interaction difficulties, including Speech and Language Impairment and/or Autism Spectrum Disorder, the skills and knowledge required to succeed in school, at home, and into adulthood. We aim to enable each student to become as independent as possible and to enjoy learning for life in a 21st Century world.
The school is situated in rural surroundings just outside Tunbridge Wells in Kent. Pupils with special needs, i.e.communication and interaction difficulties, including Speech and Language Impairment and/or Autism Spectrum Disorder predominantly come from local towns and villages in Kent but other areas in South East England are also accommodated.
For an informal visit and to see this special needs school in action, or to request a prospectus, please contact the school on 01892 510440 alternatively complete the request form which can be found on this website on the 'contact us' page.
(Places are offered subject to agreement from Kent County Council Additional Educational Needs Department (AEN), as the admissions authority).
Broomhill Bank School, Broomhill Road, Rusthall
Tunbridge Wells TN3 0TB
www.broomhillbank.org.uk
Are you looking for a special school?
Broomhill Bank Special School is a coeducational special school specialising in the education of students with special needs. These special needs are communication and interaction difficulties, including Speech and Language Impairment and Autism Spectrum Disorder.
We cater for girls and boys aged 5 - 19 years with special needs. These special needs are communication and interaction difficulties, including Speech and Language Impairment and/or Autism Spectrum Disorder. The primary ages with special needs, i.e. communication and interaction difficulties, including Speech and Language Impairment and/or Autism Spectrum Disorder are supported through our Inclusion Outreach Project.
Through a personalised curriculum, delivered by a highly qualified and experienced staff team, and integrated therapy provision, we teach students, with special needs, that is, communication and interaction difficulties, including Speech and Language Impairment and/or Autism Spectrum Disorder, the skills and knowledge required to succeed in school, at home, and into adulthood. We aim to enable each student to become as independent as possible and to enjoy learning for life in a 21st Century world.
The school is situated in rural surroundings just outside Tunbridge Wells in Kent. Pupils with special needs, i.e.communication and interaction difficulties, including Speech and Language Impairment and/or Autism Spectrum Disorder predominantly come from local towns and villages in Kent but other areas in South East England are also accommodated.