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We offer SEND school admissions in Wolverhampton with an individualised admission process for learners aged 11–16, providing personalised placements, vocational pathways, functional skills, and consistent SEND placement support.
We accept referrals for young people in Years 7–11 who need a different approach to learning. All students come with EHCPs, behaviour plans or individual learning plans and do best in small, practical groups.
We keep this simple and supportive. Here’s what happens after a referral is made:
We accept referrals from schools and local authorities across the region. We currently support learners from:
Each referral is carefully reviewed to ensure we can meet the learner’s needs before confirming a placement.
Students can attend up to five sessions each week, depending on their individual plan. Sessions may be arranged as mornings, afternoons, or a mix of both.
Students are full-time, and that local authorities arrange the transport for learners to and from school
When a placement starts we concentrate on continuous progress and the learner’s well, being. The instruction combines hands, on vocational work with integration of English, maths and ICT, supported through our SEND support and personalised pathways. Weekly PSHE and careers sessions are designed to increase independence and prepare students for the future, alongside our careers education programme.
We run regular progress checks, hold EHCP reviews as required and keep parents updated with clear, simple reports.
We collaborate with schools, families and local support services across Wolverhampton. That includes CAMHS, social care, virtual school teams and other agencies to ensure a coherent plan for education, wellbeing and transition.
Safeguarding is central to everything we do. Our staff receive regular training, we have trained DSLs and a clear policy framework, and we monitor attendance and welfare closely.
If you are a parent or carer interested in Kingsley Academy, you can speak with your child’s Local Authority or current school about requesting a consultation or referral.Referral paperwork and supporting documents can be sent to:Admissions@Kingsleyacademy.co.ukPlease include any relevant EHCPs, recent reports and contact details where possible. Our team will review the information carefully and guide schools and families through the next stages of the process.Once enrolled, parents and carers receive access to our Arbor system for updates, communication and key information.
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