Appleford School

Appleford School is an independent special school located in Salisbury, Wiltshire, catering to pupils aged 7 to 18 with dyslexia and associated learning difficulties, including dyspraxia and dyscalculia. With a current enrolment of 135 students and a capacity of 170, the school offers a supportive environment that prioritises individual attention and pastoral care. The school has been dedicated to providing quality education for over 30 years, fostering a nurturing atmosphere where students can thrive academically and socially.

The curriculum at Appleford is designed to meet the unique needs of its pupils, featuring a range of subjects taught by experienced educators. Classrooms are well-equipped, and the school utilises multi-sensory resources to enhance learning. Additionally, the high ratio of Learning Support Assistants ensures that students receive the necessary support to succeed. Co-curricular activities, including sports and the Duke of Edinburgh Award, are integral to the school experience, promoting personal development and teamwork.

Appleford School also recognises the specific needs of military families, offering stability and tailored pastoral support to help students navigate their unique circumstances. The school community is committed to fostering confidence and resilience in its pupils, ensuring they feel valued and understood.