Curious about what makes Sherwood Park School so special? Sherwood Park School stands as a beacon of specialized education. It is located on Streeters Lane in Wallington, Surrey. This school caters to students aged 2 to 19. It provides a nurturing environment for mixed-gender education.
Sherwood Park School is a foundation special school. It operates under the Sutton Education Trust. The school’s URN is 103025. Its DfE number is 319/7002. The UKPRN is 10017598.
Leading Sherwood Park School is Mr. David Murden. He serves as the Headteacher or Principal. The school has a capacity of 180 pupils. Currently, the number of pupils enrolled is also 180.
The school has nursery classes. It also has a sixth form. Sherwood Park School provides for students with special needs. The types of SEN provision include ASD. This is Autistic Spectrum Disorder. It also caters for MSI which is Multi-Sensory Impairment. SLD meaning Severe Learning Difficulty is covered. PMLD which is Profound and Multiple Learning Difficulty is supported too.
Approximately 33.6% of the children at Sherwood Park School are eligible for free school meals. This equates to about 51 pupils. The school’s open date is not recorded.
Sherwood Park School’s phone number is 02087739930. For admissions, you can reach them at admissions@sherwoodpark.org.uk. If you have questions regarding data protection, contact Craig Stilwell at dataservices@judicium.com. The phone number is 0203 326 9174.
Gemma Davies is the Chair of Governors. Several governors contribute to the school’s leadership. These include Fiona Taylor, Valseta Vareka Mason, and Samata Razak-Oudirango. Other governors are Fran Boto, Katerina Kelesidi, Lindsay Jennifer Sedola, and Stephen Cooper. Penelope Rebecca Fox and Vajeha Haq also serve. David Murden holds a position as an ex-officio governor.
Sherwood Park School achieved the Bronze award on 2nd Sep 2015. It was valid until 2nd Sep 2017. The Silver award was achieved on 9th Feb 2017.
Sherwood Park School remains dedicated to providing education and care. It helps students with diverse needs to thrive. The school’s commitment to specialized support makes it a cornerstone of the community. It ensures every student has the opportunity to reach their full potential.