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Broadwood School

Broadwood School is a specialist school in Pellon, Halifax, West Yorkshire, for pupils aged 7 to 18 with social, emotional and mental health (SEMH) needs and autism.

It offers a broad, balanced curriculum that addresses gaps in learning and helps pupils become confident, resilient and independent. The school is rated Good by Ofsted in England (2025).

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7-18

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Specialisms

SEMH, Autism

Ofsted · Good

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About the school

At Broadwood School, our pupils are at the heart of everything we do. We've cultivated an environment that is not only welcoming and caring but also safe, nurturing, and warm. Every child is supported in a way that encourages both personal and academic growth.

We believe that strong, positive relationships form the foundation of our success. By working closely with our pupils, their parents and carers, as well as the wider community, we create a network of support that helps each pupil thrive.

Specialisms

SEMH Autism

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Common questions

Concise, evidenced answers to the questions professionals ask most about our Broadwood School provision.

What ages and needs does Broadwood School support?

Broadwood School supports pupils aged 7 to 18 with social, emotional and mental health (SEMH) needs and autism.

Where is Broadwood School?

Broadwood School is on Moorend Road in Pellon, Halifax, West Yorkshire. It is rated Good by Ofsted in England.

What is the school’s approach to education?

Our approach is:

  • Child-centred and individualised

  • Focused on building confidence, engagement, and resilience

  • Delivered through small class sizes and high staff support

  • Designed to meet both academic and emotional needs

What curriculum do you offer?

We provide a broad and balanced curriculum, including:

  • Core subjects (English, Maths, Science)

  • Personal, social, and life skills development

  • Vocational and practical learning opportunities

  • Preparation for qualifications (e.g. GCSEs, functional skills)

How is learning tailored to each pupil?

Each pupil has:

  • An individual learning plan (ILP)

  • Targets aligned with their EHCP outcomes

  • Support adapted to their learning style and needs

What qualifications can pupils achieve?

Depending on their pathway, pupils may work towards:

  • GCSEs

  • Functional Skills qualifications

  • Vocational accreditations

Do you use a therapeutic approach?

Yes—Broadwood School incorporates trauma-informed and therapeutic practices to support pupils with complex experiences and needs

How do you manage behaviour?

We use:

  • Positive behaviour support strategies

  • Clear expectations and consistent boundaries

  • De-escalation techniques

  • Individual behaviour support plans

Our focus is on understanding and addressing the root causes of behaviour.

How can a pupil be referred?

Referrals are typically made through:

  • Local Authorities

  • EHCP teams

  • SEND or social care professionals

You can also contact our team directly to begin the enquiry process.

Do pupils need an EHCP?

Most pupils have an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP), though we can discuss individual cases where this is in progress.

Who should I contact for more information or to make a referral?

Please contact our Business Development or Referrals Team, who will guide you through:

  • The enquiry process

  • Placement suitability

  • Next steps

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Tell us about the person and what they need, and our team will talk through availability and the next steps.

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