Special Education
In 2002 Norwood brought together all its dedicated educational services for children and young adults with learning disabilities, to create the Special Education Service.
| “Binoh has changed my child from one who was really unhappy to one who can’t wait to go to school in the morning. Mendi attends Binoh twice a week, getting help with basic subjects such as English and Maths, and participating in creative activities too. Most of all, he receives encouragement.”
Parent of a Binoh service user |
Binoh
Any child with a special educational need can access Binoh. The aim of Binoh is to meet the needs of a child in order to enhance his/her learning, improve his/her self-esteem and allow them to shine. The intervention and support provided by Binoh professionals enables many children to remain in their current or chosen mainstream school. Find out more about Binoh...
Hope
The Hope Centre provides services for children and young people with a wide range of learning disabilities and special education needs. Using the unique methodology devised by Professor Reuven Feuerstein, tuition is either on a one-to-one basis or in small groups. Find out more about Hope...
JCoSS
Norwood is working with the new Jewish Community Secondary School (JCoSS), due to open in Barnet in 2010, to provide a special education unit to support up to 50 children with a range of autistic spectrum conditions alongside the mainstream school. Find out more about JCoSS... (this link takes you to the JCoSS website.)
