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Doubletrees Offer

Doubletrees School is an Academy and is a member of the Special Partnership Trust.  Doubletrees caters for children and young people aged 2 – 19.

All learners at Doubletrees School have an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP). All the children at our school have complex and significant needs in the area of cognition and learning as described in the SEN Code of Practice and may be described as having severe/profound and multiple or complex learning difficulties. The range and numbers of learners with special educational needs changes on an annual basis.  

In addition to a learning need, learners may also have other associated needs in:

  • sensory or medical needs, (visual, hearing impairment, epilepsy, life limiting conditions etc.)
  • emotional/social needs (including mental health needs)
  • communication and interaction difficulties, (autistic spectrum conditions, speech and language difficulties)
  • physical needs (e.g. mobility needs, physical disabilities, wheelchair users).

We are committed to partnership working through a collaborative approach with internal and external agencies. Our staff have a range of specialist qualifications to promote personalised learning throughout the school day. 

 If you would like further specific information, please speak to the class teacher who can provide detailed information in relation to your child/ young person.  If you are not a member of our school community, please contact enquires@doubletrees.org.uk and a colleague will provide the information.

What is a Local Offer?

The Local Offer provides information about what is available across education, health, and social care for children and young people in Cornwall. These services are specifically for children and young people who have Special Educational Needs and/or disability.

What is the purpose of the Local Offer?

The Local Offer aims to provide clear, comprehensive, accessible and up-to-date information about the available provision and how to access it. In the long term, it will make provision more responsive to local needs and aspirations by directly children and young people with SEN and/or disability in reviewing the local offer and identifying what else is needed.

Cornwall’s Local Offer can be found on the Care and Support in Cornwall website: SEND Local Offer - Cornwall Council