Our Schools - Exceptional Ideas

Brook View School

Brook View School

Brook View School is a large, light building with a range of teaching spaces, from 1-1 classrooms to areas where small groups can work or socialise together.  

Based in a small village not far from Braintree, Brook View School is in close proximity to parks, country walks and small centres where students can shop or practice social and independence skills.

There is a large, fully stocked kitchen which is used for practical food technology lessons or, when not being used for cooking, as another teaching area. There is a light and airy art room and a specialist science store where chemicals are prepared prior to use in science practicals.

The school takes up to ten students (boys only), though some students from our Outreach Service may visit during their transition period or to access the equipment and socialise.

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Primrose Hill School

Primrose Hill School

Primrose Hill School is located in a former chapel in Chelmsford, offering small rooms for 1-1 teaching and great access to parks, the city centre, and the train station.

Students often take advantage of Primrose Hill School’s central location and work outside the school or make use of our outdoor activity equipment in a local park.  

The school has a fully equipped kitchen, which is used for practical food technology lessons but is also often the scene of a busy lunchtime schedule, with students making their own lunches or baking birthday cakes!

The school takes up to seven students at a time, though some students from our Outreach Service may visit during their transition period or to access the equipment and socialise.

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Teaseldown School

Teaseldown School

Set in a rambling listed building in Sible Hedingham, the layout of Teaseldown School makes it easy for any student to find a quiet space when they need it. Teaching takes place in small rooms where students can feel safe.

Located in a small town, the school has easy access to local shops where students can practise social and independence skills. However, Sible Hedingham also has easy access to bigger towns and good road links for when students need to travel further afield.

The school has a fully stocked kitchen (which is used for practical food technology lessons) and an outdoor seating area which is used as a classroom in the summer.

Teaseldown School is also our registered exam centre, where all students sit their GCSE and mock exams. During this time, Teaseldown School students will be taught in other locations.

The school takes up to ten students at a time, though some students from our Outreach Service may visit during their transition period or to access the equipment and socialise.

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Outreach Service

Outreach Service

Our Outreach Service works with children of all ages where they are unable to be in school.  This is usually on a part time basis and will usually be working towards sitting exams or being included into school provision.  We cover a wide area and provide teaching for all areas of the curriculum and support for transition into school.