At Limpsfield Grange we believe that “together we make a difference.”

Limpsfield Grange School is the UK’s only school solely for autistic girls. We are an outstanding special school, maintained by Surrey County Council, where day and residential places are available for students aged 11 – 16.

We offer a broad and balanced, challenging and relevant curriculum rooted in the National Curriculum, delivered by our experienced and dedicated staff team. Our aim is to fully prepare our students for successful lives beyond Limpsfield Grange.

Based on our expertise, we have developed a boundaried and adult led approach which enables our learners to thrive. We believe that building positive relationships based on a deep understanding of individual needs is key to a successful placement at Limpsfield Grange.

From Year 7, students are expected to work and navigate the school environment independently. Our classes are smaller than those of mainstream schools, and we provide teaching assistant support in most of our lessons. Our broad staff team comprises of teachers, teaching assistants, residential and support staff all with high levels of expertise in autism and girls and in meeting the needs of our students.

The Limpsfield Grange community is an inclusive and welcoming place, where students build lifelong friendships and develop skills that will enable them to be happy, healthy citizens who contribute to society.

At Limpsfield Grange students and staff really do work together to make a difference.

I hope you find the website helpful, and I look forward to hearing from you.

Sarah Wild – Headteacher

Take a few minutes to watch our short film – we’d like to show you just what makes the school so unique.

As well as giving you a brief insight into life at the Grange, our best ambassadors – our students will explain what a difference being a student has made to them. You’ll also hear from some of the team about how we help not only educate our students, but also prepare them for life after school.

To watch other films about the school and also about girls and autism please click here.