What We Do

Hillingdon Grange School is a specialist school for children and young people aged 3-14 years, who have been diagnosed with Autistic Spectrum Conditions (ASC). 

Hillingdon Grange School opened in 1999 as an independent school to provide a tailored learning environment for children and young people with autism.

Located over three sites from early years, to primary and secondary, the school offers a unique mix of education and support to pupils with a wide spectrum of needs and abilities. Personalised teaching and learning in an autism-specific environment allows pupils’ individual needs to be addressed completely and their capabilities fully realised.

We aim to:

• Create a sense of community by encouraging all pupils to become active participants in the school and local colleges of further education, close partnership with parents and members of the local community.
• Develop social understanding by carefully designed programmes fully informed by the in-house clinical team. We also recognise we have a duty to promote awareness and understanding of autism in the community.
• Improve well-being by supporting our pupils to understand their own feelings and emotions and provide them with a range of strategies to cope with daily activities.
• Enhance academic achievement by delivering a broad curriculum which is meaningful and fun with academic and vocational pathways.
• Develop independence by promoting choice in everything that we do in preparing our young people to contribute to their community.