We are Warmley Park.

We are a South Gloucestershire maintained special school and college for pupils aged 2-19 with Education, Health, and Care Plans. Typically our pupils have severe learning difficulties but that includes a range of associated needs including physical, sensory impairment, social communication, and developmental delay. Admissions are through the 0-25 team at South Gloucestershire Council.

We aspire to do our best to give the children and young people who we work by giving them an amazing journey through Warmley Park. We aspire to make sure that their journey prepares them for their life beyond here. Learning should be an adventure, sometimes hard work and challenging, but with the right support definitely achievable! We aspire to have a high profile in our community, with partnerships which mutually benefit everyone. You will see us out and about- visiting our local libraries, Forest School, cycling, volunteering, swimming, developing functional skills through shopping, on work experience. When you come to visit you will be warmly welcomed and you will see our the aspirational learning that is taking place- communication, a whole school emphasis on reading, social interaction skills, independence, and children and young people having a lot of fun.

If you're searching for your next teaching post, why not contact us now? You'll be working at a great school and be part of a friendly, helpful team. We're always interested to hear from enthusiastic, committed teachers - send us your CV now via our School Talent Pool and say what sort of role you're looking for.

We believe and value every individual and what they can aspire to. We will inspire them to do this by enhancing learning and encouraging everyone to achieve together.

We believe that our children and young people should understand that the task ahead of them is never greater than the strength within them. We believe that they learn best when they are safe and when they feel secure- safeguarding is everyone’s responsibility. We want them to be emotionally secure with who they are and of course to be happy. We believe that they should be able to make push their confidence and know that it is ok to make mistakes within the safety of Warmley Park so that they can learn. We believe that they need to know that we will always respect them and give unconditional positive regard, and that metaphorically, if they fall we will catch them.

We believe that the curriculum should reflect their needs. The golden threads of our curriculum are communication, relationships and independence. A positive behaviour and least restrictive approach supports our children and young people to be able to self regulate. We believe that the learning environment needs to be adaptive to needs with opportunities for outdoor learning, physical development with our fantastic hydrotherapy pool, reading resources including a stunning library, dance and drama studio, art room and on site Forest School provision. Our classrooms reflect the needs of learners with provision for accessibility, where relevant high structure/ low arousal, and displays that promote independence and celebrate learning.