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Cambridgeshire Special Schools

Spring Common School

Spring Common is a mixed area special day school maintained by Cambridgeshire County Council. Which serves the Huntingdonshire district.

Samuel Pepys School Samuel Pepys is an area Special School

Meadowgate Special School Wisbech

 Meadowgate is a mixed special day school maintained by Cambridgeshire County Council

Local Authority Sites

Cambridgeshire County Council

A council with a track record of high achievement and a reputation for continuous performance improvements across all its services

Cambridgeshire Portal

Effective way for the LEA to contact schools. It is also an easy way for schools to get in touch

Community Links

City Of Ely Community College

A centre for comprehensive education which some of our students attend to have access to GCSE's in Maths, English, Drama and Art.

Branching Out

An organization that specialises in educational courses for people with learning difficulties.

Speaking Up

A service which provides support for the transition from school to adult life for 14-19 year olds .

Ely Schools Partnership

 

The Ely schools Partnership is a group of 9 schools from Ely, Littleport and Little Downham, who have formed a partnership to support a range of initiatives to promote achievement and participation in learning amongst children and young people in the partnership schools.
ESP Co-ordinator is Elaine Offley
email address:
mail to:eoffley@elystjohns.cambs.sch.uk

Wicken Fen

Highfield School has become a Guardianship School for Wicken Fen - Guardianship Schools develop a close, mutually beneficial relationship with their local National Trust site. They work with staff to develop an active and imaginative programme to bring the national curriculum alive. In particular schools gain first hand experience of environmental and conservation work, while having lots of fun along the way.
This allows students to:

  • Undertake a range of practical activities that support the national curriculum.

  • Be involved in environmental and conservation work.

  • Explore their 'local environment' and make full use of their local National Trust site.

  • Build awareness, interest and responsibility for their environment.   
    www.wicken.org.uk