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Chiltern Way Academy | |
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Location | |
, England | |
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Type | Special school; Academy |
Motto | Turning Futures Around |
Religious affiliation(s) | None [1] |
Established | April 2016 [1] |
Local authority | Buckinghamshire |
Department for Education URN | 142695 Tables |
Ofsted | Reports |
Chair | David Mortimer |
Principal | Gary Regan [1] |
Staff | Callum Mansel/Sarah Stevens/Paul Coffee/Alex Power |
Gender | Mixed [1] |
Age | 4to 19 [1] |
Website | http://chilternwayfederation.org.uk/ |
The Chiltern Way Academy (established April 2016) is a mix between primary and secondary specialist schools for boys and girls with social, emotional communication and interaction difficulties (SECID). [1] All of the students are between 4 and 19 years of age. [1]
The school provides education, care and therapies for the range of need that exists across the behaviour spectrum. This includes young people with social and emotional needs and young people with a diagnosis of ASD (Autistic Spectrum Disorder).
The Chiltern Way Academy has four sites, one based in Prestwood, one based in Wendover, one based in Bierton and the other based in Wokingham. [1] The current head teacher for Bierton is Alex Power. [2] The current head teacher for Wokingham is Sarah Stevens. [3] [4] The current Deputy head for Wokingham is Lauren Fessey. The current head teacher for Prestwood is Callum Mansel. [5] The current Deputy head for Prestwood is Shelby Cammun. The current head teacher for Wendover is Paul Coffee. [6]
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