What do University College London and Drumbeat School and ASD Service have in common? You might be surprised to learn that Drumbeat School has delivered lectures at UCL for students studying autism. They even collaborate on research projects that inform practices internationally. Drumbeat School and ASD Service is a community-maintained special needs school in the London Borough of Lewisham. The school is committed to providing the best education for children with autism. Drumbeat School has a range of expertise, from highly skilled teachers and teaching assistants to a variety of teams and leaders who work together to ensure every child’s needs are met. The school also works with Challenge Partners, advising on best practices in schools nationally. In fact, this year, they’ve supported schools in Northern Ireland and Sweden by training staff to support setting up their own SEN provisions. The school has expanded its provision to become a three-school site, with locations in Downham, Brockley, and Turnham. This expansion is exciting because it allows them to provide for more Lewisham children with autism, preventing them from having to leave the borough for their education.
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