Broughton has built a reputation over the past 10 years as a leading post-16 residential place of education and care for young people with autism and severe learning disabilities, often accompanied by complex needs and challenging behaviours. Admission can take place at any time during the school year.

In addition, Broughton has 150 staff providing specialist education and care for up to 29 young people, aged 16 to 30 years. The goal for most of our young people is to return to their local community in supported living.

Broughton draws upon a proven programme of Specialist Education, Specialist 24-hour Care and a wide range of Clinical and Therapeutic Inputs, including Speech & Language Therapy, Behavioural Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Psychiatry and Psychology. Multi-disciplinary teams and high staff ratios ensure intensive individual support. During the programme, young people move within Broughton to progressively more independent living facilities. These planned moves reinforce behavioural improvements and life skills in new settings, leading to the goal of returning to their local community.

A Parent Liaison Officer is available to discuss, in confidence, a young person’s specific needs and we are delighted to help with any questions or to arrange a visit to Broughton. Please call 0800 288 9779.

Other Cambian Schools for Autism:

• The Forum School, 11-19, Dorset
• Purbeck School, 11-19 years, Dorset
• Hill House School, 11-19 years, Hampshire
• Cambian Schools for Asperger Symdrome
  

	Visits If you would like to visit the school, please call us on 0800 288 9779 and we will be delighted to organise an informal visit to Broughton House & College.
	Prospectus To download the Broughton House College latest prospectus click here Or you can download a PDF brochure that summarises Broughton's specialist education programme and clinical inputs here.
	Location Please click here for a map. The College is situated in the small rural village of Brant Broughton in Lincolnshire. The village is approximately 12 miles from Lincoln, 8 miles from Newark, with the towns of Grantham and Sleaford also close by and easily accessible by road.
	By road : The A1 road runs past both Grantham and Newark. Leave the A1 at Newark on Trent and take the A17 signposted to Sleaford/Boston. Travel approximately 8 miles along the A17 and at the crossroads for Brant Broughton and Stragglethorpe, take a left turn into Brant Broughton. A tall church spire can be used as a marker. The College drive is situated about half a mile on the left hand side of the road after you enter the village over a small bridge. By rail: The GNER main-line east coast services pass through Grantham and Newark stations which are 15-20 minutes from the College by road. The services are regular from London, with a journey time of about 1 hour 15 minutes. Grantham and Newark are also easily accessible by rail from Birmingham and Nottingham.