Thornhill Park School

Thornhill Park School is an independent specialist school based in Sunderland, Tyne and Wear for pupils aged 4-19

Our mission is to work together inspiring, supporting, celebrating and equipping autistic and neurodiverse children, young people and adults.

Christmas door competition

Pupils and staff at Thornhill Park school have truly been getting into the Christmas spirit for our Christmas door competition. Pupils in each class have worked together to design a Christmas themed door and then brought their design to life using their creative skills.

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I look back and know I've done something special

Cath Todd has worked in residential care with NEAS for more than 30 years and says it has been a hugely rewarding career.
Outgoing Mayor raises over £42,000 for charities

NEAS is hugely grateful for the support from former Mayor of Stockton-on-Tees Jim Beall, who marked his final engagement in the office with a stunning donation to his chosen charities.
Episode 6

Join us for our Autism Acceptance special featuring two of our Autism Activists, Ed and Lucie and NEAS Family Development Manager, Kerrie Highcock.
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School prom at Thornhill Park

Every class joined in with the school prom at Thornhill Park, which started with a disco and ended with an awards ceremony to celebrate each pupil's achievements.
School prom

Every class joined in with the school prom at Thornhill Park, which started with a disco and ended with an awards ceremony to celebrate each pupil's achievements.
Welcome return for Summer Fete

It was fun and games for pupils and staff at Thornhill Park School with the welcome return of the annual Summer Fete.
Sports Day

Last week it was Sports Day at Thornhill Park School. Each class arranged their own personalised activities for the event.
Preparing for our Summer Fete

Pupils in Class 2 have been researching and exploring various ideas for their enterprise for the Summer Fete.
Exploring water

Class 1 actively engaged in a number of activities where they were learning about and exploring ‘water’.
Learning about Egypt

This term class 1 have been learning about 'Who are the Ancient Egyptians?
Pupils to give new lease of life to Minster cafe

The Sunderland Minster café closed during the pandemic but is being reopened thanks to a partnership with the North East Autism Society (NEAS).
'Wonderland of opportunities’ for pupils as NEAS reopens Minster cafe

Pupils from Thornhill Park School will be working at the café when it reopens to the public from June 23.
Celebrating the Queen's Platinum Jubilee

Pupils and staff celebrated the Queen's Platinum Jubilee with a special garden party before the half term holidays.

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Everyday Equality Campaign

We are highlighting the lived experiences of autistic and neurodivergent people in five areas of everyday life: education, health, travel, employment and finance. That’s why we’re calling the campaign Everyday Equality. Read more