Plans approved for new state-of-the-art special school in Kirklees
Plans have been approved for a new, purpose-built Woodley School and College, providing a modern learning environment for autistic pupils aged 5 to 19.
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Plans have been approved for a new, purpose-built Woodley School and College, providing a modern learning environment for autistic pupils aged 5 to 19.
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As part of our ongoing commitment to accessibility, this month’s focus is on screen readers—assistive technologies that enable colleagues and customers with visual impairments to access digital content through audio or touch.
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We’re proud to launch a new initiative aimed at making information more accessible for everyone in the community.
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Staff from our Early Years Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) team have been invited to the House of Lords thanks to their outstanding support for early years children with SEND.
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We will invest over £5.4million in improving school buildings and also creating more places for children with additional needs.
A series of projects across various schools will see vital work carried out, such as roof replacements, new electrical systems, new heating systems and safety improvements.
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Young people with learning disabilities and/or autism in Kirklees are being offered a vital pathway into the world of work, as applications open for the 2025 intake of Project SEARCH internships at Dewsbury District Hospital.
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Our ambitious plans to build a new school in Kirklees for pupils with complex autism have taken a key step forward.
Kirklees Council is funding the work to rebuild and relocate Woodley School and College, which caters for autistic pupils aged from 5 to 19.
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Kurtis walked into the REAL Employment office with a firm handshake and a smile, eager to meet his job coach. He had dedicated a great deal of time to finding paid employment, his motivation was clear, and his job coach was determined to help him succeed.
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