News & Events
Ingfield Manor Earns Outstanding Rating for Exceptional Care
Ingfield Manor, a school for children with learning disabilities and special needs, has been awarded an “Outstanding” rating. This achievement highlights the staff’s exceptional dedication and aligns with the school’s mission: “to provide an environment where children feel valued, empowered, and confident as individual learners.”
Embracing Differences: 6th Form Students Advocate for Disability Awareness💜
At Ingfield Manor School, a truly inspiring initiative has blossomed, thanks to our incredible 6th Form students. During their Community and PSHE sessions, they had a brilliant idea: to help others understand what it’s like to live with a disability. This spark of inspiration ignited a journey that led to the creation of their powerful presentation, “Disabilities OK – Similarities and Acceptance.”
Santa Claus Visited Ingfield Manor School in December
Ingfield Manor School students had a fun-filled day sometime in December when Santa Claus paid a special visit, although the school hosted a smaller event for the students and their families. Ingfield Manor School say a big thank you to Ingfield Light Railway for...
Discovering the Wonders of Nature: The John Muir Award in Action
We’re talking about the John Muir Award, which is all about getting our students excited about nature and the environment!
Empowering Families: Free Sessions for Motor Learning Support
School for Parents is free and specifically for families with little ones who are facing challenges with cerebral palsy and other motor learning difficulties
Breaking Down Silos: The Power of Transdisciplinary Team Approach
At Ingfield Manor School, we firmly believe that teamwork makes the dream work. That’s why we take a transdisciplinary team approach!
Embracing Potentials: A Journey Through Conductive Education
Have you ever heard of Conductive Education? It's a fascinating approach that combines physical and educational methods to help people with motor disabilities achieve greater independence and confidence. Conductive Education is based on the belief that everyone has...
Visit to Treloar College
A group of our 6th Form students have recently visited Treloar College to have a meaningful encounter to help them understand what pathways and learning opportunities are available to them. As well as exploring the educational options, they also had the opportunity to...
Children in need
Thank you to our staff member ‘Rosie’ for getting into the spirit of things on Friday 18th November. As part of children in Need, our children and young people participated in fun games to raise money for the cause with a little help from this Pudsey bear!