New funding has allowed more early years students to take up places at the Wohl Campus, Kisharon Noé School and paid for the equipment and resources needed in the classroom.
Following grants from The Dyna and Fala Weinstock Charitable Trust and the Breakaway Charity Committee, the intake of this cohort can now be expanded.
With students at school up to the age of 19, the new resources for early years students will enable children with learning disabilities to continue their education without disruption from a young age to early adulthood.
Following the grant, the early years classroom will be refurbished and a new teacher has also joined recently, further improving provision to this year group.
Dr Emily Haddock, Director of Education, said: “The earlier children can access an unparalleled centre of excellence, in a Jewish learning environment, the greater the impact the school has on improving their futures.”
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