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Slindon College
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A learning environment for lifelong achievement

Individual learning support
  • We teach around 100 boys in small classes – there are between 5 and 12 boys per class.
  • We bring the best out of each boy by adapting our teaching styles to suit them.
  • Our 1:5 teacher to pupil ratio means students are given the individual attention they need when they need it.
  • We have Learning Support Assistants in most classes.
  • We are a category DU (Dyslexia Unit) school with CReSTeD (Council for the Registration of Schools Teaching Dyslexics) accreditation
  • The boys-only environment provides a clear focus on learning and helps each boy to work at his own pace.

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An inspiring Sussex location with good connections

Slindon College viewed from the playing fields
  • We are in a beautiful parkland setting on the Slindon Estate at the foot of the West Sussex South Downs with uninterrupted views to the coast.
  • Nearby Barnham railway station has direct links to London Victoria, Brighton, Chichester and Portsmouth.
  • We are within easy reach of London Gatwick and London Heathrow airports: 40 and 60 miles away respectively.
  • Boys can make use of our daily minibus service to and from Chichester and many share taxis to and from Barnham.

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A wealth of facilities on site

Water polo in the Slindon College outdoor heated swimming pool
  1. Day and boarding facilities
  2. Design centre
  3. Floodlit hardcourt
  4. Food technology lab
  5. Heated swimming pool
  6. Horticulture centre
  7. IT suite
  8. Playing fields
  9. Recording studio
  10. Science labs
  11. Small farmyard
  12. Squash courts
  13. Victorian conservatory

 

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Learning support for boys aged 8 to 16

Slindon College addresses a wide variety of Specific Learning Difficulties (SLD) including:

  • AD(H)D
  • Dyscalculia
  • Dyslexia
  • Dyspraxia
  • Mild Asperger’s syndrome
  • Mild autistic spectrum challenges
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