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http://www.specialneedsuk.org/a few years ago - i used this as a starting point for phoning and requesting prospectuses and later visiting a short list in the north of englandthink clearly about the priorities for your child, any learning difficulties or specific LD/executive functioning difficultiesany asd/asperger features ? need for speech and language therapyattachment and trauma difficulties and the schools experience of LAC or adopted children? a therapeutic environment or understanding of mental health needs - beyond a behavioural approachany sensory issue ? the need for OT inputyour LA should be able to provide a list of approved special educational needs schools in england and wales

Yes! Will PM.

Have you considered Caldecott in Kent?We looked there for blossom, but she wouldn't get the statement needed- at the timeThere's the mulberry bush school which is renowned for its excellent workThere's thornby hall too There are options but not many of them so it's best to contact a few and get an idea what you're looking for They are all very differentPear tree

http://www.springfields.wilts.sch.uk/I know the head and he is inspirational. He's planning to take some of his kids to Everest next year I think.

I have heard good things about the new school at west Heath in sevenoaks, KentAlso Ian mikardo in London, but don't know if they have residential part Xx

St John's in Brighton is worth a look