Council staff will be moving to the new building on Angel Street and John Dryden House will be converted to a secondary school but we feel this would be better used as a SEN college as there is no special colleges in Northants.
The council plans to turn the John Dryden House into a standard secondary school while ignoring the complete lack of SEN provision in our area. They are refusing to acknowledge the gap in local services so we must force the issue by emailing your ward representatives today. Keep the pressure on them by posting this link to your social media accounts.
March 24, 2014
Reaching this milestone shows the council that our community demands dedicated support for SEN students. Take this moment to email your local representative and tell them why we need this facility now. Post this link on your social media pages to keep the pressure on.
24 Comments
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Sharon Attfield
12 years ago
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More provision is needed for our children 16 yes and over. There is a department at Northampton College but it is no where near large enough. For some provision in a mainstream college is just not suitable.
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Angeline baker
12 years ago
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I think converting this to a sen collage is a fantastic ideas. As it stands at the moment all the special needs children in northampton have to go elsewhere and why should this be ? Some children much prefer to know and feel more comfortable knowing that they are close to home.
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Lisa Lawman
12 years ago
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Plenty of choice of mainstream secondary so why do we need another ? SEN college facilities are sadly lacking in Northampton so I think this is a great idea.
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Victoria Cordwell
12 years ago
Northamptonshire is seriously lacking in post 16 provision - this will be awesomm
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Angela Goodman
12 years ago
About time something was available to young adults with SEN in Northampton.
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Helen Tarratt
12 years ago
This is vitally needed in Northampton !!
K
kelley soloman
12 years ago
A SEN college is vital to Northampton.
H
Hanusha macarthur
12 years ago
The SEN is seriously lacking and our children deserve to have an appropriate and safe place to learn. Please consider this petition.
Council staff will be moving to the new building on Angel Street and John Dryden House will be converted to a secondary school but we feel this would be better used as a SEN college as there is no special colleges in Northants.
The council plans to turn the John Dryden House into a standard secondary school while ignoring the complete lack of SEN provision in our area. They are refusing to acknowledge the gap in local services so we must force the issue by emailing your ward representatives today. Keep the pressure on them by posting this link to your social media accounts.
March 24, 2014
Reaching this milestone shows the council that our community demands dedicated support for SEN students. Take this moment to email your local representative and tell them why we need this facility now. Post this link on your social media pages to keep the pressure on.
24 Comments
S
Sharon Attfield
12 years ago
Featured
More provision is needed for our children 16 yes and over. There is a department at Northampton College but it is no where near large enough. For some provision in a mainstream college is just not suitable.
A
Angeline baker
12 years ago
Featured
I think converting this to a sen collage is a fantastic ideas. As it stands at the moment all the special needs children in northampton have to go elsewhere and why should this be ? Some children much prefer to know and feel more comfortable knowing that they are close to home.
L
Lisa Lawman
12 years ago
Featured
Plenty of choice of mainstream secondary so why do we need another ? SEN college facilities are sadly lacking in Northampton so I think this is a great idea.
V
Victoria Cordwell
12 years ago
Northamptonshire is seriously lacking in post 16 provision - this will be awesomm
A
Angela Goodman
12 years ago
About time something was available to young adults with SEN in Northampton.
H
Helen Tarratt
12 years ago
This is vitally needed in Northampton !!
K
kelley soloman
12 years ago
A SEN college is vital to Northampton.
H
Hanusha macarthur
12 years ago
The SEN is seriously lacking and our children deserve to have an appropriate and safe place to learn. Please consider this petition.
More provision is needed for our children 16 yes and over. There is a department at Northampton College but it is no where near large enough. For some provision in a mainstream college is just not suitable.