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Liverpool Progressive School

Rice Ln, Liverpool L9 1NR, UK

Liverpool Progressive School is a specialist therapeutic school in Liverpool for pupils aged 8 to 19 with moderate to severe learning difficulties, autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and complex needs. Many pupils arrive having found mainstream school difficult, and the aim is to turn that into a positive experience.

Teaching is organised into small, needs led groups so each pupil is supported around their communication, sensory and learning needs. The school is regulated by Ofsted.

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About the school

The school is set up with four distinct areas; Oak for students with severe learning difficulties and ASD (many of whom are non-verbal). Elm for students with moderate learning and behavioural difficulties specifically, Down Syndrome, ADHD, ASD etc.

Acorn is for pupils who are in-between the Oak and Elm curriculum who can display more challenging behaviours and have associated learning needs including ASD and ADHD. Then, lastly, Beech for pupils who are working towards college transition and have more complex social and emotional difficulties linked to past trauma and their diagnosis.

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Learning Disabilities

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

What ages does Liverpool Progressive School support?

The school supports pupils aged 8 to 19 with moderate to severe learning difficulties and complex needs.

Do you support pupils with autism who are non-verbal?

Yes. The school supports pupils with autism spectrum disorder, including those who are non-verbal, with communication and sensory support built into each day.

How do I make a referral or enquiry?

Referrals and enquiries are handled by the Keys education referrals team by email at education.referrals@keys-group.co.uk or by phone on 0151 525 4004.

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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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