Dear Parents and Carers, during the period of Covid-19 restrictions the school remains only partly open, we are keeping this under continual review and have a Phased Plan to open to more pupils over the coming weeks. However, many pupils will be remaining at home until there is a further lifting of restrictions and for these families our staff are continually updating a wide range of home learning resources on this web site. You can access these resources by clicking on the link above or by clicking here .
Pond Meadow is an outstanding special needs school offering quality special education for 2 to 19 years old pupils.
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As parents of a child with special needs we must this by saying: we could not do this without you. We owe you a world of gratitude and a lifetime of thank you. You have the most important job ever. You are educating my child. Helping my child. And not just any child...my special needs child. You can see my child's potential. I know you are not teaching them. You are guiding them. Shaping their minds. Building their character. Showing them that school is a place to love and a place to be loved.
@ C's Mum, for
Pond Meadow is a wonderful school. Our son is very happy there and loves going to school each day. He enjoys all of his lessons and activities, especially the different stories they read together each half term. He has made significant progress since he started. His communication skills have come on in leaps and bounds and that is largely thanks to the staff who support us every step of the way. They encourage our son to push forward to the best of his abilities and celebrate his achievements as we do. We're not just staff, pupils, and parents; we're a family.
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Informal journal about life in Pond Meadow
by Claire Norman / January 28,2020 / 0 comments
Music is a part of school life and we wanted to share this wonderful picture drawn by one of our students.
by Claire Norman / January 23,2020 / 0 comments
On Wednesday 22nd January, six students from the upper school visited Nowers Wood in Leatherhead to spend the afternoon volunteering. The students are working towards their Bronze...
