Services

This is a work-based learning option that offers a hands-on opportunity to try out different job roles and work with a teacher and job coach to develop work skills and apply them in a real work situation.

This is a quiet sensory environment, specially equipped with lights, colours and sounds along with sensory soft play objects which children can explore.

We support adults and young people who have a learning or physical disability to focus on building resilience and independence so that we can help adults to be as independent as they can be.

We coordinate admissions to all primary and secondary schools within Calderdale.

We apply the admission criteria throughout the application process.

Parent carers should complete an application form if their child or young person has an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP).

Open Minds is the name for Calderdale CAMHS (Child & Adolescent Mental Health Services).

Calderdale Open Minds is a partnership of organisations who are commissioned to deliver signposting, advice, and mental health interventions for children and young people aged 5 to 18 and their families.

Co-location means that a specialist school and a mainstream primary school share the same site. Each school maintains its own identity and curriculum, but they work closely together to share resources, spaces, and expertise.

Children who attend Highbury @ Field Lane will be working on subject specific curriculum and will benefit from the inclusion opportunities and social interaction that will be available within the mainstream school.

Specialist health support, advice, interventions, and information for adults who have a learning disability who are registered with a GP practice in Calderdale

Small adaptations for people that cannot carry out their day to day needs within their home, due to disability or health-related problems

We believe it is crucial to celebrate our children’s achievements, champion their views and aspirations, challenge out-dated thinking and spread current, accurate information about Down Syndrome.