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Latest News: 
Ofsted Outstanding 2023: Headlines
“The Pendlebury Centre transforms pupils’ lives.”
“Staff go to extraordinary lengths to ensure that pupils receive the care and support that they need to flourish and succeed in their education.”
“Pupils achieve exceptionally well.”
“Pupils are confident that their school is a place of safety.”
“All staff are highly trained to support the needs of the vulnerable pupils who attend the school.”
“A personalised curriculum, which is broad and ambitious.”
“The curriculum is carefully considered so that all pupils can maximise their learning”
“Leaders and staff relentlessly focus on the needs, aspirations and interests of individual pupils”
You can view our “OUTSTANDING” report here; Ofsted Report – The Pendlebury Centre 2023
Annual General Meeting Notification
Adswood Young People’s Centre
SEN Youth Group – click the link below to find local events within our community
https://www.stockport.gov.uk/events/sen-youth-group
Wellbeing Awareness
“Just because no one else can heal or do the inner work for you, doesn’t mean you can, should or need to do it alone”
#wearehere #support #community #bettertogether #youareenough #youmatter
The Pendlebury Centre are always here to listen Support and help in anyway! If you require support out of school hours you can get support and help here;
Why Autism is a difference not a deficit
Feedback on our brand-new education video has been so positive – it’s a must-watch for everyone!
The video ‘Why Autism is a Difference Not a Deficit’ highlights strengths and differences that autistic people may experience in three areas of development and explains how there is no such thing as a ‘typical autistic person’.
“Well done to all the team at Autism Education Trust (AET) who have come up with such a simple yet educational video on autism. I can’t count how many times I have to explain my son’s condition in a probably less effective way. I simply Loved it ” – Mohammed
Click below to watch the video
https://www.autismeducationtrust.org.uk/celebrating-autistic-strengths-and-differences
The Greater Manchester Neurodevelopmental (ND) Early Help Model
The Greater Manchester Neurodevelopmental (ND) Early Help Model You may have heard that Greater Manchester is introducing a new way [...]
April edition of the Stockport SEND and inclusion newsletter
The latest edition of the Stockport SEND and inclusion newsletter can be found here: Stockport SEND and Inclusion newsletter - [...]
SEND Services Marketplace Event
STOCKROOM - SEND Services Marketplace Event A drop‑in SEND Services Marketplace for parents and carers to explore local support, speak [...]
ND Team – Parent Support Group – Stockport Council
The Stockport council neurodivergent team are holding a parent support group on Wednesday 4th March 2026, 6.00pm - 7.30pm The [...]
Together Trust – Monthly drop-in coffee mornings
Once a month, Together Trust hold free open days with their therapists at the Together Trust centre in Cheadle. You [...]
One Stockport – Thriving from Tots to Teens Drop-In
Drop in for a brew and friendly chat with services who can help you understand more about how you can [...]
One Stockport – Useful Holiday Contact Details
Useful contact numbers and organisations to help you over Christmas If you or someone you know needs any help or [...]
Stockport SEND Board
Stockport SEND Local Offer Stockport Council have added a new webpage to their SEND local offer dedicated to the SEND [...]
Latest News:
National Mental Health Awareness Week; 15th May – 21st May
“Just because no one else can heal or do the inner work for you, doesn’t mean you can, should or need to do it alone”
#wearehere #support #community #bettertogether #youareenough #youmatter
The Pendlebury Centre are always here to listen Support and help in anyway! If you require support out of school hours you can get support and help here;
Why Autism is a difference not a deficit
Feedback on our brand-new education video has been so positive – it’s a must-watch for everyone!
The video ‘Why Autism is a Difference Not a Deficit’ highlights strengths and differences that autistic people may experience in three areas of development and explains how there is no such thing as a ‘typical autistic person’.
“Well done to all the team at Autism Education Trust (AET) who have come up with such a simple yet educational video on autism. I can’t count how many times I have to explain my son’s condition in a probably less effective way. I simply Loved it ” – Mohammed
Click below to watch the video
https://www.autismeducationtrust.org.uk/celebrating-autistic-strengths-and-differences