Grove House School
Will Grove House School be right for your child?
NO
Do they have a Statement of Special Educational Needs
or an Education and Health Care Plan?
YES
NO
Is their primary issue a speech, language and/or
communication difficulty? see page below for more details
YES
NO
Do they have broadly normal cognitive abilities? (To
enable them to engage with the mainstream
curriculum) This may include pupils with some mild
learning difficulties, not high needs.
YES
NO
Are they able to participate in a social learning
environment?
YES
NO
If they have any other development difficulties, are they
secondary to their speech, language and/or
communication needs eg dyslexia, ASD, ADHD, dyspraxia
If you require
further advice
on whether
this will be the
right school for
your child,
please email
the admissions
team on
info@grovehou
seschool.co.uk
YES
It may be appropriate to consider
Grove House School for your
child. Please contact
[email protected] for
further information/advice or
contact your Local Authority to
request a place – see our Parent’s
Guide to Admissions.
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Grove House School
Grove House School will specialise in helping pupils with:

Speech, language and/or communication skills which show marked deficits in
comparison with abilities in other areas

Broadly normal cognitive abilities (in order to engage with a mainstream
curriculum). This may include pupils with some mild learning difficulties.
In addition to the above, pupils may also have:

Attention control problems

Co-ordination and/or perceptual difficulties
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Immature social/emotional behaviour
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Difficulties with understanding idiom, humour and inference
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Secondary mild/moderate visual and/or hearing impairments
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Poor problem solving and independence skills
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Medical needs
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Sensory processing difficulties
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Poor fine/gross motor skills