Inclusion School Aldershot

Putting well-being at the heart of education

Welcome from the Head

Welcome to Inclusion School Aldershot – part of Inclusion Education, a specialist education charity that supports young people with mental health, additional learning needs and often the co-occurrence with neurodivergence.

We are an independent specialist SEMH mixed school for young people from 11-16.

Our Aldershot school is the newest addition to the Inclusion Education offering – having opened our doors in early 2026.

We do things differently at Inclusion – truly putting wellbeing at the heart of education.

Paul Blake

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Inclusion School Aldershot is located at Beaumont House, Auchinleck Way, Aldershot, GU11 1WTĀ 

Inclusion School is a mixed, independent specialist day school for children and young people with social, emotional and mental health needs (SEMH) aged 11-16. We enable young people who experience high anxiety, school phobia, depression, suicide ideation and other complex needs such as ASC and PDA, to access an enriching curriculum with bespoke learning pathways and qualifications in a safe, calm and nurturing environment.Ā 

We will provide each learner with a safe place to experience personalised teaching and learningĀ and access enriching and diverse opportunities to learn, succeed and achieve.Ā You can read more about our Visions and Values here

EHCP stands for Educational, Health and Care plan.

Before an EHCP is provided to a child or young person, you need toĀ apply to your local education authority (LEA)Ā to request a needs assessment. You can apply directly to your LEA, or your child’s doctor/health visitor or a school SENCO can apply on your behalf.

Once a request is submitted to your LEA they’ll review the information and decide whether to proceed with an EHCP. If they decide to carry out an assessment, they’ll gather information by speaking to you, your child, and other professionals who know your child well, such as their teachers, SENCO and social workers. They may also ask you for supporting documents like school or nursery reports, and a doctor’s assessment. This information will help them to make a decision about whether or not to issue an EHCP.

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Inclusion School is a mixed, independent specialist day school for children and young people with social, emotional and mental health needs (SEMH) aged 11-16.Ā 

When we first open, we will be accepting learners from year 7, 8 and 9.

You can find out the admission process in ourĀ Key Information page

As a new school setting we have only had our initial inspection report. Once we have had our Ofsted inspection we will publish the results on our website or they will be available on the Ofsted site.Ā 

SEND stands for Special Educational Needs and Disabilities.

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The school opens at 9:15am and closes at 3pm. You can find out more about the school day hereĀ 

Classes are currently between 8 - 10 learners per class.Ā 

There's no uniform policy, we want you to feel relaxed and comfortable to learn. We do ask that you wear appropriate clothing for a school, such as no clothing with offensive slogans. For example, you'll fit right in if you wear t-shirt/hoodie, jeans/joggers and a pair of trainers.

Open Evening Thursday June 4th at 4pm

Come and explore our specialist setting.

Tour the school, meet our team and learn more about The Inclusion Way.

Hot Weather Update

Information for Parents & Carers

With the forecast hot weather and current weather warnings, we wanted to let you know that we are currently planning to remain open.
We have space and measures in place to help keep learners safe and comfortable during the school day, including access to cooler areas, drinking water and adjustments where needed.
We will continue to monitor the situation closely and follow the latest guidance. If anything changes, we will let you know as soon as possible..