Springfield House Community Special School

Springfield House Community Special School, located in Solihull, Birmingham, caters to 99 pupils aged 5 to 11 with social, emotional, and mental health difficulties. The school provides a nurturing environment designed to support children who have faced significant disruptions in their education due to various complex conditions, including ASC, ADHD, and Attachment Disorder. Springfield House emphasizes the development of self-confidence and social inclusion through its ethos, encapsulated in the PROUD roots: Positive, Resilient, Open Minded, Understanding, and Diverse.

The curriculum at Springfield House is project-based, following the Cornerstones framework, which includes subjects such as English, Mathematics, and Physical Education, alongside Relationships and Health Education. The school also offers specialist support services, including Behaviour Support, Speech and Language Therapy, and Music Therapy, ensuring that each child's individual needs are met.

Community engagement is a key aspect of Springfield House, with initiatives like the recent 'Parent Hub' garden project and participation in the national Relay Your Way event, which promotes inclusivity for children with disabilities. These efforts reflect the school's commitment to fostering a supportive and collaborative environment for families and the wider community.