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http://www.camphill.org.uk/
International charity building communities in which disabled people can live and work. Includes links to individual Camphill schools nationwide, offering education and therapy for children with a range of learning disabilities.
http://www.cantraybridge.co.uk/
Rural skills training college in Nairnshire for young people with disabilities. Provides details of the facilities, preparing for work, the accommodation and the Karten Centre which provides computer skills training.
http://www.delamereschool.org.uk/
A Jewish special needs centre catering for boarding pupils aged six to seventeen, and a small number of day pupils. Details of admission, activities and facilities. [Norley, Cheshire]
http://www.dorothygoodman.co.uk/
A special school for children with severe to profound multiple learning difficulties, from the ages of 3 to 14. Information about facilities, admission, and activities. [Hinckley, Leicesteshire]
http://www.maplefieldsacademy.co.uk/
A primary special school based in Corby, Northamptonshire, which caters for pupils aged 4-11 years old with severe social, emotional and behavioural difficulties. Information about admission and facilities.
http://www.nasschools.org.uk/
Offer a directory of member schools, membership, and information for parents on a range of issues relevant to special educational needs.
http://www.priorywoods.middlesbrough.sch.uk/
Provides education for pupils with severe learning difficulties and those with profound and multiple needs. Information about facilities and for contact. [Middlesborough]
http://www.natspec.org.uk/
Coordinating body to provide direct support to member colleges which provide education and training for young people with learning difficulties or disabilities, and represents their interests. Includes a directory of members, guidance for students, and news.
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