Pencalenick School
How to access: Local authority referral
Where/how it is delivered: School-based
When/how often: Term-time
Cost type: Funded or commissioned place
County: Cornwall
Provision type: Specialist school
Needs and circumstances supported: Communication support
Age range: Secondary (11–16 years)
Activities & Interests: Outdoor activity
Support and provision features: Individualised support
How and when provision is delivered: Term-time
Qualifications and skills available: ASDAN
Accreditations, registrations and inspection: Ofsted registered or inspected
EHCP details: A specialist-school placement is arranged through the local authority and the child’s EHCP.
Funding and referral routes: Local authority referral
Pencalenick School
Pencalenick School’s main campus at St Clement, near Truro, provides specialist education for young people with complex learning, communication and interaction needs. Learning develops academic skills, social confidence and independence. Term-time residential provision is also available through a separate assessment and admission process.
Support and learning
Pathways can include ASDAN, Entry Level qualifications, Functional Skills and GCSEs, according to each pupil’s abilities and goals. Practical learning and personal development help prepare pupils for their next stage.
Age and stage
11–16 years.
Admissions and visits
A specialist-school placement is arranged through the local authority and the child’s EHCP. Contact the school to discuss its provision and arrange a visit.