Examples of special school

• An overwhelming majority of adults (fifty-six) and parents of twenty-four boys thought a special school was a good idea.

• Her depression resolved after a year, and she was entered into a special school for children with emotional disturbance.

• It is likely that their poor readers were more impaired than ours, as they were students in a special school for individuals identified as learning-disabled.

• This article is an account of work in a special school as part of a festival 1 of popular music.

• Two parents, who were in favour of the idea of a special school, changed their minds when they thought about their own child's future and switched to a 'no' answer.

• One has gone to a special school within the county and is doing extremely well.

• All deaf children are at the moment educated in secondary schools there—there is no special school catering for them.

• It may be that if we have a very backward child we send him to some special school for backward children.

• Where there is no special school or class there will only be one weeding-out process.

• Parents will retain their right to express a preference for a special school.

• A new special school and the enlargement of the three existing schools is contemplated, while 22 additional places have been secured outside the county.

• I cannot say without notice how far that programme provides for special school accommodation.

• It intends to slow down special school improvement plans.

• I hope that it will be possible to announce within the next few weeks arrangements for special school building in the 1974–75 building year.

• I was taking the case where the educational provision provided under the statement was the registration of the child in a special school.