Compass Community School Boleyn Park has successfully completed its material change Ofsted inspection.
This means that it has now been officially cleared to open its new Labyrinth site – providing places for an additional 20 students aged 8 – 18yrs with special learning needs.
CCS Boleyn Park Labyrinth has been built in response to the growing need for SEND places within the Essex area and will work with children who experience learning difficulties in their educational journeys.
In keeping with all Compass schools, Labyrinth uses a therapeutic approach, centred around the needs of the individual child. Children at Compass schools often have wide ranging SEND needs – which need to be empathetically addressed, before effective learning can take place. Compass believe their therapeutic approach is a major reason why they have been so successful in helping children to rediscover their love of learning.
Headteacher, Chelle Booth, is delighted with the new school. “As a specialist SEND school, we are guided only by what is best for the changing needs of our students. Labyrinth’s nurturing approach makes it a great place for students to gain the confidence and resilience to reach their true potential. I’m sure our youngsters will be very happy coming to school here.”
Boleyn Park Labyrinth are looking forward to welcoming their first students very soon.
