Latest News
- Class 7 & 11 took part in a bowling competition.
- We would like to say thank you to Gavin.
- Find out all about Class 11 learning about 'The Great Fire of London'
- Yoga and relaxation club would like to share with you what they have been doing.
- How cute is Maisie!
Latest School Calendar Events
- Parents' Evening04Mar2020
3:30 pm - 6:00 pm
appointments will be organised prior to the evening
- World Book Day05Mar2020
9:30 am - 3:30 pm
More information to follow
- School meals promotion (WBD)05Mar2020
11:40 am - 1:15 pm
The school meals service will be hosting a special themed day to celebrate World Book Day on Thursday 5th March. The menu will be : BFG Burger served in a bun Moody Margaret's Miserable Morsels (Fish Bites) Mr Twit's Meatball's served with wormy spaghetti with the following side dishes Gryffindor's garlic bread, Where's Wally potato wedges, Jack's magic beans and Gangsta granny greens Followed by Bruce Bogtrotter's chocolate cake with chocolate custard Oompa Loompa fruit salad Potter's Potion If your child does not normally have a school dinner but would like to join in the fun on the day then please inform the school office.
- Easter Holidays06Apr2020
9:00 am - 10 apr, 4:00 pm
School closed for Easter holidays
- Easter Holidays13Apr2020
12:00 am - 17 apr, 1:00 am
School closed for Easter holidays
Columbia Grange is a co-educational school for children with severe learning difficulties and/or autism between the ages of two to eleven years. The school opened in September 2003 and is a purpose built provision with additional facilities for those pupils with autism. The school benefits from assessment facilities in our nursery, various therapy rooms, indoor/outdoor adventure playground, information technology room, music room, library, food technology room, sound and light studio and a parent’s room. The school has extensive outdoor facilities including a multi-purpose play area, pupil’s garden, nature trail and a discovery park.
With the current political drive towards increased inclusion, Columbia Grange act as a flexible base, whereby children (with ASD) from mainstream schools can attend on a temporary basis as part of a planned intervention strategy. In addition to these facilities the school also benefits from having an outreach department, which is staffed by a highly qualified and experienced team of specialists in autism. The school has established itself as a training centre for autism within the city, sharing good practice and delivering training.
Columbia Grange School is not affiliated to any particular religious denomination.
