Newick House School- Links

Pupils' Links

Contains links to-

West Sussex Youth Cabinet
ThinkQuest- which we use for School Council and other projects
Aiming High for Disabled Children

Links about local Clubs and Sports for children and young people

Contains links to-

Sussex Autistic Society
Family Centres
Springboard Project
Kangaroos
Club Links page from the Mid Sussex Sports Partnership

Links for Parental Support

Contains links to-

Afasic (parent support for pupils with speech language and communication impairments)
National Autistic Society
Parent Partnership Project
Sussex Autistic Society

The West Sussex Youth Cabinet is a group of young locality representatives and the 4 UK Youth Parliament representatives.
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Contact Us

Write:

Newick House School
Birchwood Grove Road
Burgess Hill
West Sussex
RH15 0DP

Phone:

01444 233550

Fax:

01444 870043

Email:

office@newickhouse.w-sussex.sch.uk

Where to find us:

Click here

Find out about other useful websites, including local clubs and support for parents.

Find out about the Friends of Newick House.

Pupils pages, photos and news.

Find out about our governors. Here you can read profiles on each of our governors.

Find out about our school policies, read recent letters and other information for prospective and current parents.

Find out about our school day, term dates, uniform and read our prospectus.

Links for Parental Support

Afasic (parent support for pupils with speech language and communication impairments)

http://www.afasic.org.uk/

National Autistic Society

http://www.nas.org.uk/

Parent Partnership Project

http://www.parentpartnership.org.uk/

Transition Journey

http://www.westsussex.gov.uk/ccm/cms-service/stream/asset/?asset_id=3893284

Hate Incident Drop-In- Click to download poster

http://www.autismsussex.org.uk/

Autism Sussex is an independent, not for profit organisation and registered charity, whose aim is to provide a range of opportunities for children, young people and adults with autistic spectrum conditions and/or Asperger syndrome.

Autism Sussex provides a range of services which are autism-friendly, individualistic, structured, predictable and low-arousal, which ensures that service users are better able to manage their anxieties, stress and social interactions more successfully.

Autism Sussex Ltd Sussex House Tills Courtyard 19 High Street

Battle East Sussex TN33 0AE

Telephone: 01424 773366

Fax: 01424 773322

The RHS Campaign for School Gardening aims to encourage and support schools to create and actively use a school garden.
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CCC was established in acknowledgment of the fact that 2012 is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and to help bring to life the promises that were made about participation, engagement and community.
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Springboard is a community based charity providing a safe, accessible, inclusive play and recreation centre for young people with special needs or disabilities and to families with young children.
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Kangaroos was established by a group of parents in 1993 to run out of school activities in Mid Sussex for children with severe leaning disabilities.
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A list of local clubs with links to the Mid Sussex School Sports Partnership.
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Information about inclusive sports and arts activities for disabled children.
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Afasic was founded in 1968 as a parent-led organisation to help children and young people with speech and language impairments and their families.
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The National Autistic Society are the leading UK charity for people with autism (including Asperger syndrome) and their families.
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Parent Partnership Services (PPS) are statutory services offering information advice and support to parents and carers of children and young people with special educational needs (SEN).
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Confidential advice and support for victims and witnesses of hate incidents.
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Autism Sussex is an independent, not for profit organisation and registered charity, whose aim is to provide a range of opportunities for children, young people and adults with autistic spectrum conditions and/or Asperger syndrome.
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