Northease Manor School

Northease Manor School, located in Lewes, East Sussex, is an independent special school primarily catering to students with autism and dyslexia. Established in 1963, the school operates from a Grade II listed Tudor Manor House set in the scenic South Downs, providing a tranquil environment conducive to learning. With a current enrolment of 109 pupils and a capacity of 122, the school offers a supportive and inclusive atmosphere for mixed-gender students.

The school's ethos revolves around "Making the difference. Changing Lives," focusing on delivering personalised education and fostering confidence, character, and capability among its students. Northease Manor combines academic study with a range of extra-curricular activities, ensuring a holistic approach to education. The highly qualified staff provide tailored support, including integrated occupational and speech therapy, to meet the individual needs of each student.

As a registered charity, Northease Manor School aims to make education accessible, accepting local authority funding where available and offering affordable fees for self-funding families. The school is committed to building a strong community, working closely with parents and carers to create meaningful outcomes for students and their families.