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Welcome to Cleaswell Hill School
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and happy place to learn.
Cleaswell Hill is a community built on an agreed set of values where children come together to learn. Learning is the focus of the school; however, learning how to treat each other well is at the heart of the school.
Children from the age of four through to eighteen come to Cleaswell Hill. Their additional needs include complex and multiple learning disabilities and difficulties, speech, language and communication needs, physical and sensory needs.
With support and guidance to help overcome the barriers that have affected progress in the past, we help all of our children aim for the highest levels of attainment, through skilled, specialist teaching and well-resourced curricula, plus our collaborative partnership with parents/carers and multi-agency professionals.
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‘Stikins’ are high quality name labels that can be easily stuck onto the wash care label of school clothing, coats, lunch boxes, water bottles, pencil cases, shoes, bags, PE kits, glasses cases, musical instruments and much more with no sewing or ironing! They are durable enough to withstand the washing machine, tumble dryer, microwave and dishwasher.
Every 'Stikins' order generates a commission of 30% towards our school fundraising. Thank you to all of our parents, carers and friends that purchased 'Stikins' last academic year - you generated a fantastic donation of £78.15 for Cleaswell Hill School!
To support our school and order Stikins for your child’s uniform for next academic year please visit www.stikins.co.uk or call 01270 668076 and quote our school reference number 4563.
Thank you for your support!
Parents and carers of children with special educational needs and/or disabilities are being asked to help Northumberland County Council understand the impact COVID-19 has had on them and their families.
A survey looking into the impact that COVID-19 has had on learning and the health and wellbeing of children, young people and their families with SEND
in Northumberland is being undertaken. This will help the Council and NHS Northumberland Clinical Commissioning Group (the CCG) to better understand how residents can be supported in times such as these and to identify anything we may need to do differently moving forwards.
The survey is available now, and can be accessed online below until Friday, 14 August. Paper copies of the survey can be requested by email to karen.davison01@northumberland.gov.uk
form.northumberland.gov.uk/form/auto/covid19_impact_survey
01670 823182
admin@cleaswellhill.northumberland.sch.uk