Description

The Amicus School BN18 0SX is an independent therapeutic community dedicated to providing residential care and education for emotionally challenging and traumatized children aged between 4 and 16. This institution employs a therapeutic model, which is embedded in the school's culture and environment, aimed at helping children recover from trauma. Amicus' approach is innovative, starting at each student's level of ability and leading to their progress, development, and independence. The school is accredited by the Royal College of Psychiatrists and is further recognized for its holistic, child-centered approach to teaching and learning.

Amicus' two homes and DfES (Department for Education and Skills) registered SEN (Special Educational Needs) School are faculty components that showcase the Amicus Community's commitment to continuous improvement and the development of expertise. Staff members involved are well-trained and experienced in supporting children with complex therapeutic needs.

Peter's and Michelle's stories are exemplary, showcasing individual children who have overcome their behavioral challenges, academic difficulties, and reintegration struggles after receiving the comprehensive support and attention that Amicus provides.