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Directory of Post 19 Providers Ash Lea School. Post 18 Information Directory. Day College Provision Contact Details Arthur Mee Centre Church Street, Stapleford. NG9 8GA Part of Central College- Physical and Tel:0115 917 5444 www.centralnottingham.ac.uk learning disabilities Landmark Specialist College Littlemoor house, Littlemoor Functional, practical, realistic learning Eckington,Sheffiled, S21 4EF courses from Entry Level 1 to Level 2. Tel: 01246 433 788 www.landmarks.ac.uk Brooksby Melton College Asfordby Road, Melton Mowbray Level 1 hands on vocational courses LE13 0HJ Tel:01664 850 850 www.brooksbymelton.ac.uk Central College Maid Marian Way, Nottingham. NG1 6AB Range of course for SEN. Tel: 0115 914 6414 www.centralnottingham.ac.uk Grantham College Stonebridge Road, Grantham NG31 9AP Independent Living and skills for work @ Tel: 01476 400 200 Entry level 1 to Entry Level 3. www.grantham.ac.uk Some Level 1 vocational course available. Homefield College 42 St Mary's Road, Sileby, Small Independent Specialist College, Loughborough, Leicestershire, LE12 7TL ASD. Day, Residential and Respite Tel: 01509 814827 provider. www.homefieldcollege.ac.uk Newark College, Friary Road, Newark, Nottinghamshire, Independence and vocational skills @ NG24 1PB. Tel: 10636 680 680 Entry Level and Level 1. www.newark.ac.uk Portland College. Nottingham Road, Mansfield, NG18 4TJ Educational and vocational training Tel: 01623 499111 courses for a wide range of disabilities, www.portland.ac.uk including ASD. RNIB College, Loughborough Radmoor Road,Loughborough LE11 3BS Small college offering a Moving Tel:01509 611 077 Towards Independence course for a www.rnibcollege.ac.uk wide range of disabilities. Park Street, Worksop, S80 1HH Whitegates College Tel: 01909 481 986 College with ASD provision nottscc.gov.uk Day Service Provision Contact Details Autism East Midlands - Hamilton Lodge 10 Hamilton Lodge, Sherwood Rise, NG5 1AU.Tel: 0115 924 5887 Autism East Midlands – Mundy Street. Specialist Autism charity who advocate Mundy Street, Heanor, Derbyshire, DE75 & provide high-quality services, 7DT Tel: 01773 765 949 Information and support for ASD. www.autismeastmidlands.org.uk Barncroft Centre Sunnyside Road, Beeston , Nottinghamshire County Council run day Nottingham, NG9 4FR service provision for adults with SEN. Tel:0115 925 0172 www.nottinghamshire.gov.uk Every Sensation Kingsmill Road West, PMLD including those with complex Sutton In Ashfield NG17 1JS needs & severe physical & learning Tel: 01623 557 560 disabilities www.everysensation.co.uk Mencap Nottingham. Harpenden House, 203 Edwards Lane Charity Organisation, for people with a Sherwood, Nottingham, NG5 3JA learning disability or difficulty Tel: 0115 920 9524 www.nottinghammencap.org.uk Portland Freedom Nottingham Road, Mansfield, NG18 4TJ Tel: 01623 499111 Short breaks and day service provision www.portland.ac.uk attached to Portland College. Independent Living programme. Scope Concord House, Nottingham Road A disability charity working with Basford, Nottingham, NG7 7FF disabled people and their families Tel: 0115 942 0060 www.scope.org.uk Space Inclusive. 20 Pelham Road, Nottingham.NG5 1AP Social Enterprise for those with learning (also Sherwood /Mansfield Woodhouse) disabilities and learning difficulties. Tel: 0115 837 0693 www.spaceinclusive.co.uk Summerwood day services, Clifton. Summerwood Lane Clifton Nottingham Provides support to people with NG11 9DR physical, sensory & learning disabilities. Tel: 0115 915 7985 www.nottingham.gov.uk/summerwood Thera East Midlands The West House, Alpha Court Supports adults with a learning disability Swingbridge Road, Grantham to live the life they choose. Lincolnshire, NG31 7XT Tel: 0300 303 1282 www.thera.co.uk/thera-east-midlands Residential College Provision Contact Details Homefield, Sileby, Leicestershire 42 St Mary's Road, Sileby, A small Independent Specialist College Loughborough, Leicestershire, LE12 7TL (and charity)for individuals with a range Tel: 01509 814827 of learning difficulties, especially ASD. www.homefieldcollege.ac.uk National Star College, Cheltenham Ullenwood, Cheltenham Provides personalised learning, transition Gloucestershire, GL53 9QU and destination services to people with Tel: 01242 527631 disabilities. www.nationalstar.org Portland College Nottingham Road, Mansfield, NG18 4TJ Residential unit attached to day college Tel: 01623 499111 which provides Educational and vocational www.portland.ac.uk training courses for a wide range of disabilities, including ASD. Sea Shell Trust, Cheshire. Stanley Road, Cheadle Hulme Charity for young adults and children Cheshire, SK8 6RQ with complex learning disabilities and Tel:0161 610 0100 additional communication needs. UK www.seashelltrust.org.uk/college Weelsby/Linkage College, Grimsby Linkage, Toynton Hall, Toynton All Saints, Charity run provision of care, specialist Spilsby, PE23 5AE further education and employment Tel:01790 752499 services for people with learning www.linkage.org.uk/college disabilities Residential setting Provision Contact Details Home from Home Care, Lincolnshire The Old Hall Chapel Road, Care Home For Special Needs, Lincoln LN3 4HD Learning Disabilities, Autism, Tel: 01522 595395 Epilepsy, Cerebral Palsy, PMLD, www.homefromhomecare.com Complex Health and Mental Health. The Old Orchard, Newark Witham Valley Care Group, Village Farm, Village Farm, Newark Newark Road, Norton Disney, Lincoln, LN6 9JS Both residential care home settings cater Tel: 01522 789354 for young adults with severe learning www.withamvalleycaregroup.co.uk difficulties and challenging behaviour. Supported Internship Provision Contact Details Foxwood Academy Project Search James Wallace - teacher Project SEARCH was first set up in a [email protected] children’s hospital in America, to help 07758622893 young people with learning disabilities find a job. Project SEARCH is a year-long programme of work based training. It works through a partnership between: A host employer (Nottingham University Hospitals) A school (Foxwood Academy) A supported employment service (Nottinghamshire County Council i- Work) Dear Parents and Carers. We recognise that transitioning from School onto Post 18 provision can be a daunting and difficult time. In order to make this process as smooth as possible, Ash Lea has put together information that we hope you will find useful. Providers are listed alphabetically, do not indicate any personal or professional endorsement and have been included purely on an informational basis. Helpful Hints for Year 12: Parents to begin to make enquires and make initial visits to preferred post 18 provision. Helpful Hints for Year 13 Autumn Term: Student ‘Leavers’ meeting will take place to ensure 1. Any initiated transition plan is on track or initiate transition plan if not already started. 2. Begin post 18 provision application process if not already done so. 3. Transition Social Worker should attend this meeting to offer further input and guidance. 4. Transitions Nurse should also attend to offer health related advice, support and ensure Leaver’s medicals are initiated. Spring /Summer Term. School, Home and Transitions Team (Social Worker, Nurse Etc) to work together to. 1. Ensure any agreed transition plan is on track. 2. Liaise with relevant professionals to ensure any pre-entry assessment process has taken place. 3. Arrange taster days and or visits .
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