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Our Vision

A bespoke and collaborative approach to learning that breaks down barriers.

Our Vision

An education journey that allows children to be happy, safe and create memories, surrounded by people who value their individuality, encourage them to achieve and help harness growth.

At Utopia, neurodiversity is celebrated, after all no 2 people are ever the same, therefore why should their curriculum be? We adopt a strength based approach for our social and academic development, reinforced by powerful, pastoral programmes to improve educational outcomes. 

The bedrock of our approach centres around specialist staff knowing our pupils, parents & carers and working together to build packages of support to address their needs. 

Our Ethos

Aspirational

Setting high expectations through a curriculum that provides a platform and environment in which young people can develop, grow and reach their full potential both socially and academically.

Accessible

Removing barriers to learning by identifying them from the outset and addressing the needs of individuals on an individual basis.

Approachable

Placing the relationship between staff and young people at the heart of everything we do.

Our Values

At the heart of what we do is teaching our core values of developing:

Relationships

Developing the skills required to make meaningful relationships with others.

Resilience

Learning to overcome the difficulties and challenges that life throws at us.

Respect

Knowing what it means to flourish within a diverse modern Britain.

Providing amazing experiences for students to belong, develop and create memories.

Building positive relationships with parents and carers is paramount to our work.

My son’s attitude, behaviour and whole outlook on life and other people has changed completely, he is a totally different person. Utopia has transformed him from a little boy into a respectable young man, the staff are amazing.

Parent

What Utopia are able to do is support the education of students in a relational way, they develop trusted relationships with young people and know that this is the important first step, before work can be done in improving educational outcomes.

Social Worker

The staff at Utopia aren’t like other teachers, they are more like normal people who you can talk to if you have a problem.

Student
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