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- - About UsBirtenshaw is a charity that provides a unique range of services for children and young adults with special educational needs and disability. Our vision is to ‘Brighten Lives and Build Futures’ for these young people in Bolton, across the North West and beyond.
    
    Our vision is ‘brightening lives, building futures’ for people with a learning or physical disability.
    
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- - Birtenshaw SchoolWe are a non-maintained special school for young people aged 3 to 19 years old with Special Education Needs and/or Disability. Our vision is to “brighten lives and build futures” by ensuring that pupils receive the same learning and social opportunities as other children; which we achieve by providing facilities and a creative curriculum tailored to meet their needs.
    
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- - Birtenshaw CollegeBirtenshaw College provides specialist further education for young people aged between 16 and 25 with physical disability, including complex health needs and / or learning disability, including Autism Spectrum Conditions.
    
    The College was established in 2014 in response to the lack of local further education opportunities for young adults with a disability who are over the age of 19 and have difficulty in accessing mainstream college courses because of the level of support they need.
    
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- - Children / Adult Care ServicesBirtenshaw Children’s Care Services are provided for children with a physical disability, complex health needs and a learning disability including Autism Spectrum Conditions.
    
    Birtenshaw Adult Care Services are provided for young adults from the age of 18 through our three main areas of supported tenancies, domiciliary care services and short break facilities. They are available to young adults who have a physical disability, including complex health needs and / or a learning disability, including Autism Spectrum Conditions.
    
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May 27, 2020

Keeping safe online whilst at home

It is important that children and young adults, who are currently accessing their education remotely, continue to be safe online. If you have any concerns whilst online please report these to the Head of Service: Kaylie Crompton Birtenshaw School,... Read More