Play is absolutely essential – not just because it allows children to have fun – but because it teaches them about interaction with other children and gives them a means of gaining control over situations.
Our on site play specialists provide advice and support on play and activities that are relevant to each child's development. Wherever possible, they try to include group sessions to assist pupils in making friendships.
I feel very fortunate that my son is able to go to St. Piers. He is given every opportunity to become confident and stimulated so that learning is fun. More importantly he is able to express his thoughts and feelings which make him feel he “belongs”, in a world where kids often feel “left out".
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St. Piers School is part of Young Epilepsy. Young Epilepsy is the operating name of The National Centre for Young People with Epilepsy (NCYPE)
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