Oliver House School is an independent specialist school for young people aged 6 – 19 who have mild, moderate and severe autism and associated complex learning needs.
We support pupils to develop strategies to manage everyday living, become empowered to shape their own future and develop independence, social and communication skills.
Our school offers a warm and welcoming environment, where a positive education allows all pupils to experience success.
Our school is located in Astley Village, Chorley.
Our person-centred ethos shapes every aspect of life at Oliver House School. We do not have standard classrooms that children are expected to fit within, instead most young people have their own individual classroom, as well as access to group learning environments. This allows us to build a bespoke package of learning support, where the young person is able to learn alone or as part of a small group, according to their evolving needs. Whilst specific to the Oliver House School model, this approach also fits well into the TEACCH structure.
A high staff to pupil ratio means we can offer 1:1 support (or higher, should the young person’s needs dictate). This support is provided by teaching assistants and is in addition to that of a qualified teacher who will oversee the individual’s learning during a lesson.
Aspris tailors care and education to meet the diverse needs of children and young people ensuring they always receive the right support at the right time in the right setting. Even when the journey seems hard, Aspris uses courage, resilience, kindness and dedication.
Our team of experts work together to design specialist schools, colleges, and children’s homes that provide safe, nurturing environments where children can reach their potential. When a young person’s confidence grows, they exceed expectation. This is the focus every day, every hour and every minute.
This is the Aspris difference.
Find out more about Aspris here.
