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Shaftesbury High School is a Special Needs School located in Harrow, North West London, maintained by the London Borough of Harrow. The buildings were erected in the late 1940’s for Chantry First and Middle School. it shares a site with Hatch End High School, a mainstream school of 1400 students, and St Teresa’s, a Roman Catholic first and middle school.
At the moment the school has provision for 150 students, who experience a wide range of difficulties, including learning, emotional, behavioural, autistic, communication, medical, physical, sensory and social needs.
The school underwent a major refurbishment in 1997, at a cost of nearly a million pounds, the specialist rooms were redesigned, classrooms refurbished & redecorated, new toilet & shower facilities and a completely redesigned reception area and main entrance.
In 2008 a new extension was built, giving an extra class base, three specialist rooms to provide support for students on the Autistic Spectrum and an office and disabled toilet.
This summer saw the arrival of two modular buildings. The Whittlesea Centre a new 6th Form base, and the Long Elms Centre, a specialist provision. This has resulted in a freeing up of much needed space to accomodate the arrival of year 7 from September.
This has created facilities that can deliver a secondary curriculum in an environment that meets the current and projected needs of pupils.
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