SEND Inclusion Base at St John the Baptist School
St John the Baptist School required a self-contained SEND facility that could accommodate 30 secondary pupils with Autism Spectrum Disorder...
Why did you want to develop an eco SEN learning space?
We were lacking a space at Rosslyn Park Primary that could be dedicated to teaching targeted children. We wanted to develop a space that would inspire the pupils and enable them to get creative in a natural environment. We also wanted to ensure that the new classroom would blend with its surroundings and be accessible for all pupils.
What made The Learning Escape stand out from other providers?
The Learning Escape took on board all of our needs and desires and created a design that was unique to our school and its grounds. They listened to everything the staff and pupils suggested and found ways to incorporate what everyone wanted into the design. Knowing that the building would be beneficial for the children and for the environment was a big selling point for us.
What are the biggest benefits youβve noticed for your pupils and school?
Our outdoor classroom has become a distinctive part of our school grounds. It is a place where pupils can get some space and peace and quiet away from the hustle and bustle of the school day. Weβve ensured that it is full of activities to give it the fun factor and the natural surroundings have really inspired their creativity. It has benefited the staff and pupils. It is using less staff resources and enables the children to play and learn in a new and inspiring environment. They love going outdoors to their new escape and surrounding themselves with nature.Β
"The eco-friendly features of the design have made the building extra special and we know itβs truly unique."
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