special school

noun

a school for children who are unable to benefit from ordinary schooling because they have learning or physical disabilities, etc

They do not know that, in a special school, children cannot reach university.

They will not be afraid of the special school for defectives any more than they are of the hospice.

They will be seated by the side of the manager of the special school.

Are you going to refuse to admit him to the special school, and by what right?

Valentine had her own boudoir, her own special school-room, her own bedroom and dressing-room.

Even a special school was instituted by the Government for studying the French language and law.

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