Referrals to Caledonian Campus are made through the relevant Local Authority's Educational Psychology or Social Services teams, particularly for pupils placed from England.

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Each potential placement is considered on an individual basis, taking into account the young person's educational, social and emotional needs and the support required for them to make progress.

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Who We Support

We provide individualised education for Primary and Secondary aged pupils, including young people with:

• Learning disabilities (LD)

• Autism spectrum disorder (ASD)

• Social, emotional and behavioural difficulties

• Other special educational needs (SEN)

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Many of our pupils have experienced difficulties within mainstream or previous alternative education settings and require a more individualised approach to learning and support.

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We aim to provide a safe and nurturing environment where young people can re-engage with education, develop their confidence and achieve their potential.

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Placement Options

We offer flexible placements for:

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Day Pupils

Young people who live at home with parents or carers, within a foster placement or in an external residential care setting can attend Caledonian Campus as day pupils.

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Care & Education Placements

Pupils living within a Spark of Genius Residential Placement can access education alongside their care provision, providing a holistic approach to their individual needs.

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Discussing a Placement

If you are considering Caledonian Campus for a young person, we encourage you to contact the school to discuss their individual circumstances and potential placement.

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You can contact our School Leadership Team via the form below.