Yes. Highcroft School accepts pupils with an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP), with placements typically agreed through consultation with local authorities and families.

Highcroft School offers smaller class sizes, personalised learning programmes and specialist support that are designed to meet each pupil's individual educational, social and emotional needs.

The school provides structured learning environments, predictable routines and tailored interventions that help autistic pupils develop communication skills, emotional regulation, independence and confidence.

The school delivers a broad and balanced curriculum that combines academic learning with personal development, life skills, wellbeing and preparation for future opportunities.

Highcroft School places wellbeing at the heart of its approach. Staff build positive relationships with pupils and provide support that helps them develop resilience, self-confidence and self-regulation skills.

Smaller class sizes allow staff to deliver more personalised teaching, targeted interventions and individual support, helping pupils engage more successfully with learning.

Absolutely. Pupils are encouraged to take part in a range of enrichment activities that help develop confidence, social skills, independence and wider life experiences.

Yes. Families, local authorities and professionals are welcome to arrange a visit to see the school in action, meet the staff team and discuss individual pupil needs.