A good community special school school in Cheshire West and Chester. Explore Ofsted ratings, admissions information, and performance data for Rosebank School.
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"Listen Respond Learn"
Headteacher Adam Westwater describes Rosebank as a 49-place local authority special primary school based in Barnton, Cheshire West and Chester, for Autistic Spectrum Condition children with social and communication difficulties, aged 4-11. The school provides daily SALT, ELSA, and Zones of Regulation; PBS is core to supporting all children's needs. Ofsted (October 2022) rated Good.
Children have daily access to Speech and Language Therapy (SALT), Emotional Literacy Support (ELSA), and 'Zones of Regulation' to support understanding emotions. Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) is core to supporting all children's needs and to support emotional well-being.
Rosebank School follows Cheshire West and Chester Council's admissions procedures for children with special educational needs. Children who are under consideration for admission are discussed by the Area Admissions Panel and a place at Rosebank School may be recommended. Admissions are generally in September but can occur at any time throughout the year, if there is a vacancy.
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