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New Ways School and College

300 Redhill Rd, King's Norton, Birmingham B38 9EL, UK

New Ways School and College is a specialist therapeutic school for pupils with autism and other learning differences, with sites in King's Norton, Birmingham and Stoke Prior, Bromsgrove. It offers a fresh start for pupils whose earlier experiences of school have been difficult.

Provision spans Key Stage 3 through to post-16, from Years 7 to 13, and the school is regulated by Ofsted.

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Places Available

11-19

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Specialisms

ADHD

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About the school

Our vision is to create a vibrant, engaging, and safe learning community. We provide a warm and welcoming environment founded on trust, rapport, and expertise. In practice, this means:

  • Young people feel excited to come to school each day and take pride in their achievements.

  • Parents and carers can be confident that their young people are safe, happy, and making strong progress.

  • Each pupil receives the tailored support and challenges needed to succeed, both at school and beyond.

  • Our staff are dedicated to creating positive learning experiences that engage and inspire all pupils.

Specialisms

ADHD

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Common questions

Concise, evidenced answers to the questions professionals ask most about our New Ways School and College provision.

Where is New Ways School based?

Pupils in Years 7 to 9 are based in King's Norton, Birmingham, and pupils in Years 10 to 13 are based in Stoke Prior, Bromsgrove.

Which year groups does the school cover?

The school covers Key Stage 3 to post-16, from Years 7 to 13.

What needs does the school support?

The school supports pupils with autism and other learning differences and disabilities.

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