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Welcome to Church Lawton School

We opened Church Lawton School in 2015 as a free school for autistic children. We provide a complete education all the way from age 4 to age 19, building each child’s development week by week, term by term and year by year.

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How GCSE and A Levels will be awarded 2022

The latest information on GCSE, A Level and vocational and technical qualifications. Please see below for information on the process for GCSE, A Level and vocational and technical Qualifications for Summer 2022.

Advance Information for OFQUAL Regulated General Qualifications - Summer 2022

JCQ Summer 2022 Frequently Asked Questions

JCQ Frequently Asked Questions (For Students)
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Term dates

Download our school calendars to find out about upcoming term dates, staff training days and school holidays.

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Curriculum

We deliver a personalised curriculum to meet the individual needs of each student.

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Our school policies

Our policies and procedures set out how we work with you and your child.

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Our mission, vision and values

An ambitious school for autistic children.

Mission

We recognise and build your child’s strengths, teaching them learning skills that they can build on throughout their education and beyond.

Vision

We believe that every autistic child should have the same, or better opportunities to learn as other children.

Values

Our school is a place where all people are respected, are empowered to make positive choices about their own lives, and have rich and varied experiences.

Our admissions process

Step one

If you are interested in your child attending Church Lawton School, the first stage is to contact your local authority and indicate your preferences for Church Lawton School.

Step two

All students must have an Education, Health and Care plan (EHCP, formerly a Statement of Special Educational Needs) that refers to a diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder.

Step three

If you are working with a child for whom Church Lawton School might be suitable, we recommend that you contact us for an initial conversation about the child’s needs and the services we offer.

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What to do next?

An ambitious day school in Cheshire for children aged 4-19. To learn more about our school, understand our referrals process or simply ask a few questions please get in touch.

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