EHCP enquiries
Liberty School is not a specialist SEND school. However, our small learning groups, practical curriculum, dyslexia informed teaching and neurodiversity aware approach may suit some children who need a different style of learning environment.
The school has a limited number of places for children with an Education, Health and Care Plan. Before confirming whether Liberty School could meet your child’s needs, our team would need to carefully review the current EHCP, understand the support and provision required, consider whether the school can safely and reasonably deliver that provision, and respond to any consultation from the Local Authority.
Before moving forward, we would need to:
Review the current EHCP.
Understand the support and provision required.
Consider whether Liberty School can safely and reasonably meet those needs.
Respond to any consultation from the Local Authority.
If your child already has an EHCP, or an assessment is currently taking place, please complete our dedicated EHCP contact form. A member of our team will contact you to discuss the next steps.
Our Enquiry Promise
At Liberty School, we know that choosing the right school is an important decision. Our promise is to make the enquiry stage clear, welcoming and supportive, so families can ask questions, receive the right information and take time to understand whether Liberty School may be the right environment for their child.
An enquiry is not a commitment and it does not place pressure on families to move forward. It is simply the first step in finding out more about our school, our approach and the admissions journey. We will respond with care, provide helpful information and guide you towards the most appropriate next step, whether that is attending an open event, speaking with our team, completing an EHCP enquiry form or moving forward to registration.
Our aim is to help every family feel informed, reassured and confident before making any formal decision.
