Redbourn Park School

Just don't go. Misery is genuinely the only emotion that describes this school.

Disgusted! Absolutely appalling service, and a lousy excuse of a school

The school has 12 students 4 in each class but 1 class that has about 7 students and the over one that has 4 students and the over year 8 class has only 1 student so when doing work they get distracted buy all the 11 year olds they have also only opened the secondary site for 2 years and kickd 4 kids out half of them for no reason.

Imagine a perfect school, now imagine they get your trust and completely violate it and make fake claims. That's what Redborn Park is, from abusing the relationships with parents, to hiring staff that are blatantly rude to students.

Their methods are questionable, and extremely inappropriate. Patronising, and very disgusting. I do not recommend this to any person with special needs. HOWEVER.

Some teachers were very kind, but for their sake. I hope they get out that mess they have the audacity to call a school.

Do NOT under any circumstance, send your child here. It is favouritism, nepotism, and mismatched mangled filth.

In summery,

I thoroughly do not recommend this school.

Redbourn Park has been a game changer for my son. The staff are so caring and understanding, and the facilities are amazing. The horse riding and art sessions have really brought out his confidence and creativity. We can't thank them enough!

We've only just started at Redbourn Park, but so far we're really impressed with the values and approach. The staff seem to genuinely care about the children, and the facilities are great. Our daughter is still getting used to the new environment, but she seems to be enjoying the therapy sessions and horse riding.

My son attended Redbourn Park for a year before moving on to a mainstream school, and the support and care he received was outstanding. The staff were always available to talk and offer advice, and the programs they ran really helped him develop his social and emotional skills.