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special school
noun
a school for children who are unable to benefit from ordinary schooling because they have learning or physical disabilities, etc
Example Sentences
Mr Abdel Fattah hopes to travel back to the UK within the next few weeks with his son, Khaled, who is on the autism spectrum and attends a special school in Brighton.
The average cost of funding one place at a state special school is £23,900 per year, or £61,500 per year for an independent special school.
In 2003, they were among a small group of parents who helped to set up Drogheda Abacas Special School in County Louth and Evan was one of its first pupils.
The four-year-old, who is autistic and non-verbal, is one of hundreds of children with additional support needs struggling to access a place in a special school.
Victoria Henstridge, a single parent who works at a nearby special school, said the larder saved her significant amounts of money and was a huge help to her family.
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