Business Details
Special Needs Primary Education in Skelmersdale
Kingsbury Special School is a dedicated institution serving children aged 4 to 11 with a range of Special Educational Needs. Established to foster a nurturing and inclusive environment, we prioritise a family-centric approach where every childs development is our core focus. Our dual-site structure supports seamless transitions, with Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) learners beginning at Scarisbrick before progressing to our main campus in Skelmersdale. Our curriculum is meticulously designed to deliver a creative, holistic education, empowering students to achieve independence and reach their full potential. With a team of experienced professionals, including specialists in pastoral care, communication, and sensory regulation, we provide tailored support aligned with individual needs.Our commitment to excellence is reflected in initiatives like Forest School and Rebound Therapy, which enrich learning through outdoor and physical engagement. As a registered charity (No. 1108750), we uphold values of care, inspiration, and respect, ensuring every child thrives in a supportive community. We actively collaborate with families and external schools through outreach programs, sharing expertise to benefit broader educational networks. Prospective families are warmly invited to engage with our team for personalised insights into our offerings.
Services
Special Educational Needs Curriculum
Outreach Support Programs
Forest School Activities
Pastoral Care Services
Transition Support for EYFS
Highlights and features
- We specialise in tailored education for children with diverse special educational needs.
- Our dual-site structure ensures smooth transitions from EYFS to primary education.
- Curriculum pathways promote creativity, independence, and holistic development.
- We integrate Forest School and Rebound Therapy into learning programmes.
- Outreach support extends our expertise to families and partner schools.
Services
Special Educational Needs Curriculum
Our curriculum pathways provide creative, holistic education tailored to children with special educational needs. Designed to foster independence and holistic growth, it aligns with individual ability stages, ensuring each child achieves their potential through structured, engaging learning experiences.
Forest School Activities
Forest School sessions develop foundational skills for outdoor learning, including environmental respect and safety practices. Delivered at Kingsbury Cottage, these activities encourage exploration, resilience, and connection with nature, supporting sensory and physical development in a nurturing environment.
Outreach Support Programs
We offer specialist teacher support and workshops to schools and families, sharing expertise in special educational needs. Services include training for staff, parental guidance, and collaborative programs designed to enhance educational outcomes through shared best practices and resources.
Pastoral Care Services
Our pastoral team provides sensory regulation, therapeutic play, and communication support tailored to individual needs. Focused on emotional and social development, these services ensure children feel safe, supported, and empowered to engage fully in their education.
Transition Support for EYFS
Children transition smoothly from Scarisbrick to our main campus through planned visits and familiarisation activities. This process ensures continuity in learning, helping pupils adapt to new environments while maintaining confidence and emotional stability during key developmental stages.
People
Helen Smith
Head Teacher
Helen Smith leads Kingsbury Special School with a focus on inclusive education and family-centred care. She champions innovative teaching methods and collaborative partnerships to support children with special educational needs.
Ruth
Deputy Head
Ruth supports strategic leadership at Kingsbury, ensuring high standards of education and pastoral care. Her work focuses on staff development and maintaining a nurturing environment for all pupils.
Christina
SENCO/Outreach
Christina oversees special educational needs coordination and outreach initiatives. She provides expert guidance to schools and families, promoting best practices in supporting children with diverse learning requirements.
Questions
What age range does Kingsbury cater for?
We support children aged 4 to 11 with a range of special educational needs, ensuring age-appropriate learning and developmental support.
Do you offer outreach support for other schools?
Yes, we provide specialist teacher support, workshops, and training to schools and families, sharing expertise in special educational needs education.
How do you support transitions between sites?
Children move from our Scarisbrick EYFS site to the main campus through planned visits, ensuring familiarity with new environments and staff.
What extracurricular activities are available?
We offer Forest School, Rebound Therapy, and sensory regulation sessions to enrich learning and support physical, emotional, and social development.
Is parental involvement encouraged?
Yes, we actively engage families through workshops, events, and communication channels to support children’s progress and wellbeing.
