Embleton View Independent (Special) School

Embleton View is an Independent Special School who offer full-time, short-term and long-term placements for students aged 11-16 years. We deliver education provision for up to 16 students across 2 sites based in Darlington and Coundon. Embleton View offer person-centred packages of education and support for students, which includes therapeutic support. We work with students who find themselves marginalised from conventional schools and other specialist schools because of their behaviour, vulnerability or other challenges. They may be permanently excluded or simply disengaged. All students have special educational needs (SEN), including social, emotional and mental health needs (SEMH) and autistic spectrum disorder (ASD). Often, they have challenging home circumstances which can affect their capacity to engage and develop within conventional learning environments.

Some of the key features that students can experience at Embleton View are:

Maximum class size of five students with high levels of staff support
A therapeutic approach underpinned by the Thrive Approach which is supported by our Therapeutic Partners
A personalised curriculum to support students overcome their barriers

Who to contact

Contact Name

Graeme Turner

Contact Position

Proprietor - Embleton View Director of Service Development

Telephone

01325 288722

E-mail

graeme@aldgroup.co.uk

Website

Embleton View Independent School

Notes

Embleton View is an Independent Special School who offer full-time, short-term nd long-term placements for students aged 11-16 years. We deliver education provision for up to 16 students across 2 sites based in Darlington and Coundon. Embleton View offer person-centred packages of education and support for students, which includes therapeutic support. We work with students who find themselves marginalised from conventional schools and other specialist schools because of their behaviour, vulnerability or other challenges. They may be permanently excluded or simply disengaged. All students have special educational needs (SEN), including social, emotional and mental health needs (SEMH) and autistic spectrum disorder (ASD). Often, they have challenging home circumstances which can affect their capacity to engage and develop within conventional learning environments.

Some of the key features that students can experience at Embleton View are:

Maximum class size of five students with high levels of staff support
A therapeutic approach underpinned by the Thrive Approach which is supported by our Therapeutic Partners
A personalised curriculum to support students overcome their barriers to learning