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Welcome to Ingfield Manor School
Ingfield Manor School is an established special school for students aged 3–19 years with neurological motor impairment such as cerebral palsy and associated sensory and medical needs.
We follow a Conductive Education curriculum which focuses on developing the potential of each individual. We offer a specialist service to support developing strategies for meaningful communication for all our children and young people.
Our provision includes day and residential provision, based in our own idyllic grounds close to Billingshurst, West Sussex.
Here at Ingfield Manor School, we provide:
- A conductive education provision that empowers individuals in every aspect of their lives
- An ambitious curriculum for young people with neurological motor impairments. Accredited courses on offer
- A Transdisciplinary team approach, with skilled, specialist staff inclusive of nursing, therapy, visual impairment and hearing impairment support.
- Expert provision in augmentative alternative communication (AAC)
- A newly refurbished residential provision for term time boarding
- Idyllic grounds with woodland classroom space, high specification sensory room and swimming pool as examples of the incredible resources on offer.
- Positive relationships with external organisations and professionals.
- Consultancy paediatrician service, dietetics and behavioural psychology.
- Outsourcing to mainstream colleges.
School for Parents
School for Parents
Ingfield Manor School for Parents is a unique service for families of babies and very young children from birth to five years. The service works in partnership with parents to educate the young child with cerebral palsy or other motor learning difficulties and allied learning needs. Solid support and practical advice is provided to parents within an encouraging environment, so they can play a key role in the teaching partnership.
Learn in the woods!
Woodland Classroom
At Ingfield Manor, our beautiful grounds allow us to bring learning outside to our purpose built woodland fully wheelchair accessible classroom. A wonderful opportunity for our pupils.
Our exceptional care provision
Residential Placements
The wellbeing of the students that board overnight is at the forefront of our residential service, Acorns. Whilst staying with us children can expect to receive exceptional care, benefit from all the facilities we have on site and enjoy a variety of after-school activities. Our recently refurbished accommodation boasts a bright and modern space specifically designed to offer a homely environment.
School for Parents
School for Parents
Ingfield Manor School for Parents is a unique service for families of babies and very young children from birth to five years. The service works in partnership with parents to educate the young child with cerebral palsy or other motor learning difficulties and allied learning needs. Solid support and practical advice is provided to parents within an encouraging environment, so they can play a key role in the teaching partnership.
Learn in the woods!
Woodland Classroom
At Ingfield Manor, our beautiful grounds allow us to bring learning outside to our purpose built woodland fully wheelchair accessible classroom. A wonderful opportunity for our pupils.
Residential Placements
Residential Placements
The wellbeing of the students that board overnight is at the forefront of our residential service. Whilst staying with us children can expect to receive exceptional care, benefit from all the facilities we have on site and enjoy a variety of after-school activities. Our recently refurbished accommodation boasts a bright and modern space specifically designed to offer a homely environment.
Work with us at Ingfield
Please see our recruitment page for information on our current vacancies.
Featured and Latest News and Events
Sing a Rainbow
Staff took the inspiration from the rainbow themed community over the course of the last months of the summer term. Cupboards that were somewhat tired looking and very beige, were completely transformed into a colourful delight, with a switch at the start of the...
Summer Newsletter
Find out all the latest news from this term and changes for next term on our newsletter
National Award Winner
We are very proud of our Secondary student who received a national award for his determination to ride a bicycle independently. Developing independence and problem solving are key skills focused on at Ingfield Manor and it is great to see these being put into...
Achieving Firsts
The students are not letting the current situation hold them back, achieving firsts like stepping through the parallel bars for the first time.
Home School
Here at Ingfield the staff are working hard to maintain contact with students and parents who are staying safe at home during these unprecedented times. As well as sending work home, there are regular communications and we are currently setting up the option for...
CE Awareness Week
March brings the annual celebration of Conductive Education where CE centres across the UK and in fact the globe try to raise the awareness of Conductive Education and the work these centres do. A fun theme and the colour blue is used to unite the centres across the...
