Aycliffe School

Aycliffe School is an independent, purpose-built specialist school based at the North East Centre for Autism, Newton Aycliffe in County Durham for pupils aged 3-19

Working together to inspire, support, celebrate and equip autistic and neurodiverse people to fulfil their potential in life.

Aycliffe School Attendance

Reporting Absence

If you are unwell or if you are not able to attend school you will need to let us know.

You or a parent / guardian should contact the school office on:

01325 328 090

Latest

Thomas now has the tools he needs to progress

“Thomas is doing brilliantly – and that’s because of the grounding that Thornbeck College has given him,” says mum Nancy.
Our Trustees
Pumpkin Picking

Pupils went pumpkin picking at the Baydale pumpkin patch in Darlington this week.
Autumn highlights

From nature trails to experiments, pupils from Class 2 have been very busy this autumn.

10 things you think you know about autism but actually don’t...

The North East Autism Society is campaigning for autism acceptance.
What is Autism?

Autism is the word used to describe a lifelong difference in a person’s neurology. It’s very difficult to say exactly what ‘it’ is because it can’t be separated from the person.
Adult Day Services - ‏‏‎‎‏‏‎ New Warlands Farm

Adult Day Services - New Warlands Farm is our purpose built vocational training centre based on the outskirts of Durham in 77 acres of farm and woodland.
What We Believe

We provide a wide – and ever growing – range of services for autistic children, young people and adults, and those with other examples of neurodiversity.
Child Residential Care

We design individual programmes for each child or young person who stays in one of our residences to ensure their specific needs are met. We offer weekly, termly and 52 week residential placements.
What we do

We help remove barriers to support individuals with autism and learning difficulties into employment. This new service has been designed to support both the individual, and also the employer.
Our Homes

Creating a 'home from home' environment for autistic children and those with learning difficulties
Volunteering opportunities

Volunteering is all about making a difference to other people's lives. Taking time out to change things for the better can be great fun. Find out about the list of roles available and the benefits volunteering can have.
John Phillipson - Chief Executive
Family Workshops

Our workshops focus on empowering parents to use their natural skills to support their children.

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