Swalcliffe Park School

Swalcliffe Park School
Established	1965
Type	Non-maintained special school Boarding school
Principal	Mr Kiran Hingorani
Location	Swalcliffe Banbury Oxfordshire OX15 5EP England
DfE number	931/7007
DfE URN	123331 Tables
Ofsted	Reports
Students	40
Gender	Boys
Ages	11–19
Website	swalcliffepark-oxon.frogos.net

Swalcliffe Park School is a non-maintained day and boarding special school for boys, located in the village of Swalcliffe in the Cotswolds, near Banbury, Oxfordshire.^[1]

Founded in 1965, the school caters for boys with autism between the ages of 11 and 19. All places are funded by local education authorities from across the UK, either for a full 52 weeks or for a 38 week school year on a day, two weekly or termly boarding basis. Today the school has 40 boys, including 13 boys in the 6th form.^[2]

The school is recognised nationally as a "confident, outward looking centre of excellence" for students with autism, and has been consistently rated as "outstanding" by Ofsted.^[3] Swalcliffe Park School is run by the Swalcliffe Park School Trust, which is a registered charity. It is situated in Swalcliffe Park, a former stately home originally built in the 16th century and remodeled in the 18th century.^[4]

References

↑ ISBI schools website http://www.isbi.com/viewschool.asp?school=3139-Swalcliffe_Park_School (Accessed 19 January 2015)
↑ Swalcliffe Park School website http://swalcliffepark-oxon.frogos.net/app/os?site=home (Accessed 19 January 2015)
↑ Bardsley, Fran (23 February 2012). "School earns outstanding rating for work with autistic". Oxford Mail (Oxford).
↑ Sherwood & Pevsner, The Buildings of England: Oxfordshire (Penguin Books Ltd, 1974), p.797.

Schools in Oxfordshire

Secondary	Banbury Academy Bartholomew School The Bicester School Blessed George Napier RC School Burford School Carterton Community College Cheney School Cherwell School Chiltern Edge School Chipping Norton School Cooper School Didcot Girls' School Faringdon Community College Fitzharrys School Gillotts School Gosford Hill School Henry Box School Icknield Community College John Mason School King Alfred's Academy Langtree School Larkmead School Lord Williams's School Marlborough School, Woodstock Matthew Arnold School North Oxfordshire Academy The Oxford Academy Oxford Spires Academy St Birinus School St Gregory the Great RC School Wallingford School The Warriner School Wheatley Park School UTC Oxfordshire Wood Green School

Independent (preparatory)	Abingdon Preparatory School Christ Church Cathedral School Cothill House Dragon School Emmanuel Christian School New College School The Oratory Preparatory School Rupert House School St Hugh's School Summer Fields School

Independent	Abingdon School Al-Madina School Bloxham School Carfax Tutorial Establishment Cokethorpe School Cranford House School D'Overbroeck's College Education First EF International Academy European School, Culham Greene's Tutorial College Headington School Kingham Hill School King's School Magdalen College School The Oratory School Our Lady's Abingdon Oxford High School Oxford International College Oxford Montessori Schools Radley College Rye St Antony School St Clare's School St Edward's School St Helen and St Katharine Shiplake College Sibford School Tudor Hall School

Special	Bishopswood School Mulberry Bush School Parklands Campus Swalcliffe Park School

Further education	Abingdon and Witney College Banbury and Bicester College City of Oxford College Denman College Henley College

Former	Carmel College City of Oxford High School for Boys Drayton School Falconbury School Milham Ford School Peers School Southfield Grammar School Oxford Military College St Mary's School, Wantage

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