About Us

Brantridge School is a special school catering for boys from age six to twelve with Social Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) difficulties and Autistic Spectrum Conditions (ASC), including those with Asperger’s Syndrome and those with a diagnosis of ADHD.

Key Information

This section provides key information including how the school spends the funding it receives, its policies and procedures, how students perform in exams and assessment and inspection information.

Curriculum

This section provides information about the school’s curriculum including an overview, the curriculum approach, detailed information about what is being studied in class, Outdoor Learning and Remote Learning plus school trips and enrichment opportunities.

Student Support

In this section you will find information about the support offered to pupils at Brantridge School. This includes information about the support we offer, therapies, behaviour and engagement and mental health and well-being.

Students

Pupils tell us they feel safe at Brantridge and the school provides an environment that enables them to learn. Everyone is treated as an individual and concerns are listened to.

Parents

It is important that you have the chance to fully take part in your child’s educational experience. We provide regular opportunities to come into school and join us for events which provide life long memories.

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News News WOW Around the World

WOW Around the World

By Support - January 18th, 2022 | Posted in News

Every class has started the term learning about a country and a festival that is celebrated in that country as part of our WOW start to the term. The children have learnt about artists, customs and food associated with this festival and the country. Some classes also learnt music and dances.

The fortnight culminated with a Cultural Festival where each class prepared a display showing what they had learnt and brought a dish from each country for other classes to try. This was all displayed in the dining room and each class had a turn reading about what the other classes had discovered and trying their wonderful food.