Yes. New Ways School accepts pupils with an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP). Referrals are typically made through local authorities, although families and professionals can contact the school directly to discuss placements.

New Ways School offers small class sizes, personalised learning pathways and specialist support that help pupils overcome barriers to education and achieve success both academically and personally.

The school provides structured routines, autism-friendly learning environments and tailored support strategies that help pupils develop communication skills, emotional regulation, independence and confidence.

The school adopts a nurturing and therapeutic approach, helping pupils develop positive relationships, emotional resilience, self-regulation skills and strategies for managing challenges in everyday life.

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

Classes are typically smaller than in mainstream settings, allowing for more focused teaching, stronger relationships and personalised support for every pupil.

The school works closely with relevant professionals and integrates therapeutic approaches within its provision to support pupils' emotional wellbeing and individual development.

Absolutely. Pupils can access a range of enrichment opportunities designed to build confidence, independence, social skills and wider life experiences.

The school focuses on developing confidence, independence, communication and practical life skills that support successful progression into further education, training or employment.