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All schools in Kingston help children with Special Educational Needs (SEN).  The Headteacher is responsible for managing all SEN. The SEN co-ordinator (SENCO) has day-to-day responsibility.

For details of schools, contact Admissions:
Telephone:020 8547 4610
Email to school.admissions@rbk.kingston.gov.uk  

Schools with specialist areas

For Moderate to Severe Learning difficulties

Tolworth Infants’ School
School Lane
Tolworth

Tel: 020 8399 4231

For Speech and Language difficulties

Castle Hill Primary School
Buckland Road
Chessington

Tel: 020 8397 3951

The Local Authority is also able to offer similar resources in all junior classes for pupils with speech and language difficulties.

For Autistic Spectrum Disorders

Surbiton Children’s Centre (Nursery)
Alpha Road
Surbiton

Tel: 020 8390 2555

King's Oak Primary School (formerly known as The Mount Primary School)
Dickerage Lane
New Malden

Tel: 020 8942 5154

Knollmead Primary School
Knollmead
Surbiton

Tel: 020 8337 3778

Latchmere School
Latchmere Road
Kingston

Tel: 020 8546 7181

Grand Avenue Primary School
Grand Avenue
Surbiton

Tel: 020 8399 5344

Fern Hill Primary School
Richmond Road
Kingston

Tel: 020 8247 0300

For Social and Emotional needs

Malden Manor Primary School
Lawrence Avenue
New Malden

Tel: 020 8337 9620

For Hearing Impairments

Knollmead Primary School
Knollmead
Tolworth

Tel: 020 8337 3778

Special Schools:

Bedelsford School
Grange Road
Kingston

Tel: 020 8546 9838

For pupils aged between 3 and 16 with physical difficulties and profound and multiple learning difficulties (PMLD).

Dysart School
190 Ewell Road
Surbiton

Tel: 020 8412 2600

For pupils aged between 5 and 19 with severe, profound and multiple learning difficulties/autistic spectrum disorder.

St. Philip's School
Harrow Close
Chessington

Tel: 020 8397 2672

For pupils aged 11 to 19 (purpose built Post 16 provision from September 2006) with moderate to severe learning difficulties and specialist resources for autistic spectrum disorder.

Schools Outside Kingston

In very rare cases, there are no suitable schools in Kingston.  If this is the case for your child, we will let you know and we will discuss with you what choices exist.  We can help with travel (in line with the policy) and some school clothing.

We will send you details of schools approved by the Secretary of State for Education with the proposed Statement.