Farney Close School

Phased Return to School

‘Farney Close is open for the children of Key Workers and identified ‘Vulnerable’ pupils only.
If you have not been contacted and offered a place, please do not send your child to school as we have staffing shortages.

Your ongoing support is greatly appreciated

Stay Alert

We can all help control the virus if we all stay alert. This means you must:

• Stay at home as much as possible
• Work from home if you can
• Limit contact with other people
• Keep your distance if you go out (2 metres apart where possible)
• Wash your hands regularly

Self-isolate if you or anyone in your household has symptoms.

Farney Close School

Farney Close School is an independent residential special school with charitable status for boys and girls aged 9 to 18, who are experiencing Social, Emotional and Mental Health difficulties (SEMH). The school also supports pupils whose wellbeing is affected by Asperger or Tourettes Syndrome, Moderate Learning Difficulties, Dyslexia or moderate Speech and Language Difficulties.

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Education & School Day ∨
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All pupils at the school receive their entitled full national curriculum and as they move into years 10 & 11 there are a range of options that lead to GCSE and other recognised qualifications.

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houses Although we recognise that our houses can never replace the homes and families of our pupils, it is very important to us that we create a warm, homely environment that makes pupils feel safe and cared for.

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cedars200 The school’s sixth form is there to further develop the independent skills of the young people, helping them to become much more ready and able to sustain a work or college placement.

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As well as providing a range of quality educational trips and activities, we also offer a wealth of evening activities both on and off site, which can include trips such as; Cinema, Bowling, Laser Quest, Swimming and Bush Craft.

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Vocational Skills

As pupils progress into years 10 and 11, they will begin courses that relate to vocational studies. The aim here is to develop the types of skills, knowledge and understanding that may be useful either in employment in trades and services after school and college, or just as important, DIY skills that help to save money and bring creative satisfaction.

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