Our flexible and personalised online education is designed to support students of all needs and circumstances — including young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) or additional learning needs (ALN).
Read on to learn more about our school and support, or get in touch with us to discuss how we can adapt to suit your child’s unique needs.
Rather than allocating specific students to a SEN coordinator, King’s InterHigh attends to every individual child’s needs and requirements. From their lessons to their online dashboards, learners with special educational needs are supported all the way.
King’s InterHigh students can learn at their own pace with 24/7 access to recordings of every lesson.
Timetables can be personalised to learners’ requirements, and students can start with a few as three subjects.
Our online dashboards track all student progress, so teachers can see which learners need support to meet (and exceed) their targets.
Plus, you can view your child’s work, grades, and more at the touch of a button via your parent portal.
Our virtual classrooms are free from noisy chatter, bullying, and other challenges that affect many students with special educational needs.
Students can join lessons from wherever they feel comfortable and focus on learning without distractions.
All teachers at King’s InterHigh are highly experienced in their fields and trained to support students with SEND.
Alongside holding regular consultations with parents, teachers also provide ongoing feedback through students’ dashboards.
Louise H.
King's InterHigh parent (via Trustpilot)
Our wide range of optional support adjustments ensure that every student can learn comfortably and achieve their full potential.
These adjustments include:
Alongside individual adjustments, all students with SEND benefit from a range of supports across our school:
Jacquelyn A.
King's InterHigh parent (via Trustpilot)
Book a call with us at your convenience or get in touch online — we’re here to talk about supporting your child’s special educational needs or disabilities.
King’s InterHigh accepts enrolments at any point during the year, and you can begin learning within just a few days. From registration to graduation, we work to support your child through their full journey with us.
Need help with fees? If your child has a disability or special educational needs, you can apply for tuition fee funding directly from your local authority.
FIRST,
When you join us, we’ll gather all the necessary information on your child’s needs and targets. From there, we work with you to agree on the best study pathway and course of support.
THEN,
Throughout the year, we monitor your child’s grades and wellbeing closely. You’ll be able to track your child’s progress and keep up with their learning through your parent portal. Teachers also track progress closely, making sure any issues or concerns are caught early.
CONTINUOUS
We understand that your child’s needs may change as they study with us. Whether they outgrow their initial exemptions or their timetable needs further tailoring, we can adjust support as needed to suit your family’s requirements.
Our supportive school environment extends beyond the classroom too, with a multi-faceted approach to wellbeing and pastoral care. From clubs to tutor sessions, your child will have plenty of opportunities to bond with classmates and get teacher guidance.
Our welcoming community is home to students of all needs, backgrounds, lifestyles, and nationalities — but our House system means new joiners won’t be overwhelmed.
Houses are smaller, more tight-knit groups that bring students a sense of belonging and camaraderie.
Tutors are a consistent point of contact, meeting with students in group sessions every week.
Students can also meet their tutors for regular one-on-one sessions to discuss concerns around their life, wellbeing, learning, and academics.
Students can enjoy a wide variety of social activities, including clubs and extra-curricular activities that suit their interests.
For students who struggled with friendships in mainstream schooling, this offers a wonderful opportunity to forge bonds in a comfortable environment.
With a wide range of additional support options on offer, students can get the right help and guidance for them.
Choices include open door and vent sessions, exam anxiety courses, support classes in key subjects (for ages 11 to 16), and more.
Shelley L.
King's InterHigh parent (via Trustpilot)
Book a call with our helpful admissions team to discuss your child's unique needs and find out how our school can support them.
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