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Duchess of Cornwall
Therapy
All learners are assessed for their therapeutic requirements prior to entry, programmes of intervention are devised and integrated into the daily life of the young person whether in education or in care and communicated with home carers.
The skilled therapists have experience in specific techniques addressing the individual needs of the learner, supporting their physical development, sensory needs as well as furthering skills in routine activities of daily living and communication. Specialist clinics are held on site for the assessment and provision of orthotics and wheelchairs on a regular basis.
We offer:
• Physiotherapy
• Occupational therapy
• Speech and language therapy
• Music therapy
Latest News
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Exmouth Shop Grand Opening
Shopping in Exmouth just got better.... The West of England College is dedicated to equipping students with the skills to live full, independent lives. In preparing them for the working world... Read more... -
Mother and Toddler Group
Top team's lifeline for city parents. (Express and Echo, 25th August) Anna Wilson has been going to the West of England Mother and Toddler Group with her four-year-old daughter Harriet and... Read more...
Why not get involved in one of our fundraising events?
- 15,000ft sponsored skydive - All participants need is the determination to raise £395 in sponsorship and have a taste for heights - See our Events page for more information.
- The Dartmoor Vale Races – Sunday 17th October 2011 - This popular south Devon event in Newton Abbot is now in its eighth year! There's a wide range of races to choose from, including a marathon, half marathon and 10K races. For more information about the event, visit www.dmvmarathon.co.uk
Science is great...
I love science, we do loads of practical experiments, last week we were testing food with a blue dye to see which one had the most vitamin C in it. I need a bit of help as I am visually impaired but I get to do most of it myself - Orange Juice won, I like orange juice.
Katie (Sept 11)
A residents view...
I'm new to the West of England school and everyone is so very friendly they've really made me feel welcome. The lessons are much better as the teachers and support staff make sure I have what I need for each lesson so I am able to keep up.
David (Sept11)