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St John Vianney School

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Rye Bank Rd, Manchester, M16 0EX Directions

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We are a special needs school, catering for pupils with MLD, speech and language difficulties and complex needs. Also for children on the autistic spectrum.

St John Vianney School is a non-maintained special school for day pupils, supported by Salford Diocese. Pupils attend from Local Authorites including; Manchester , Stockport, Trafford, Salford, Tameside, Bury and Cheshire . Fees are paid by the authority in which the pupil resides.

The school caters for boys and girls in the age range 5-19 years who have Moderate Learning Difficulties, Complex Needs, Autistic Spectrum Condition, and Speech and Language Difficulties.

HISTORY OF SAINT JOHN VIANNEY SCHOOL

Saint John Vianney School was purpose built to help children of all ages with learning difficulties. Bishop Beck, (then Bishop of Salford), supported by Manchester and Stockport Local Authorities and with the agreement of the Department of Education, agreed to the school being built in 1969. The school opened in January 1972 with the Head teacher Mr. J.D. Clancy.

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catholic schools

MLD

Complex needs

speech and language difficulties

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Post 16

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Non maintained

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This school has given my son the best chance of a great education.

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This is a wonderful school. My son has autism and we were forced to try two mainstream schools before being allowed to come here. They have helped and nurtured my son in to an amazing, caring respectful young man. Close communication with the staff as they use class dojo and you get a response within the hour usually. Daily contact if you or your child are anxious or need that extra contact. Brilliant support for the children and also us parents too.
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This school is awful

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This school is horrible the head teacher is the most rude person I've ever met in my life
The kids get treated like like a toy and they
Get Pin to a chair if they don't say sorry
Is more like jaillike out of a movie
DONT send your kids there
If you need ideas to send them to new bridge school is better option that st john vianneys
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Amazing School for special needs children!

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My sister goes to this school she has a learning disability. She comes home everyday after school and is always happy. Today it was her birthday and the teachers gave her a gift they are very caring and she has improved alot since going there it is very good and she has mad a bunch of friends it is good hearing about them as it is hard for her to speak to others and talk im proud of her and very thankful to the schools. All the teachers there treat her nicely and her mental health (which is very hard to understand and improve on) has improved alot. This school is a 100% reconmmended if you are looking for a school to hold your special needs child.
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disrespectful

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This school only cares about you if you actually show your behaviour they don’t care about your potential they will shove you to the side if you are one of the “good kids” who just get on with your work but as soon as you do the littlest thing wrong they say they will call home but if the challenging pupil does something it’s all ok they take them kinda people on days out anywhere and let them have their phone at first it was a good school but the staff have changed and their horrible to you and don’t care about you I really think this school has a massive impact on my life in general and my mental health state the worst thing is they act all nice but they don’t care if your one of them good kids and theirs a whole lot more I could say and are also very disrespectful
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St John Vianney - Despite 5 attempts I never got a call back when I wanted to look round the school!

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I can't rate this school properly as I have rang 5 times to try and arrange a visit to look round the school and no-one has called me back - its a fee paying independent school - I am surprise it is still going if this is how it attracts parent and pupils!!
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