Grace Garden School

Grace Garden School, located in Bristol, is an independent special school catering to mixed-gender students aged 7 to 16 with complex needs. With a capacity of 35 pupils, the school provides a nurturing environment that emphasizes outdoor learning. The curriculum is designed around practical activities, integrating subjects such as maths, English, and sciences with crafts, gardening, and nature exploration. This approach helps students connect with their surroundings and understand their place within the community.

The school operates under the Ruskin Mill Trust and is committed to supporting students through a unique Personal, Social, and Therapeutic Education (PSTE) curriculum. This framework not only focuses on academic learning but also on developing social skills and emotional well-being. The dedicated staff includes specialists in various roles, ensuring that each child's individual needs are met effectively.

Grace Garden School fosters a strong sense of community, encouraging students to engage with their environment and each other. Through various projects and activities, such as clay art and papermaking, students gain hands-on experience that enriches their learning journey. The school prioritizes safeguarding and well-being, creating a safe space for all pupils to thrive.