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Leadership Update
We are delighted to share an exciting leadership update. From 1 August 2026, Bradley Rowley will take on the role of Executive Headteacher across ALP Nuneaton and ALP Leicester, while Leigha Douglas has been appointed as Headteacher of ALP Nuneaton. This is a really exciting milestone for our school and a continuation of the values, […]
Student volunteer gains valuable classroom experience at Nuneaton specialist school
An 18-year-old college student with ambitions of working in education has spent the past two academic years volunteering at ALP Nuneaton, supporting pupils with special educational needs while gaining hands-on experience in the classroom. Toby Burden, who is studying criminology, sport and uniformed protective services at King Edward College in Nuneaton, has dedicated one day […]
ALP Nuneaton learners enjoy day out at Twycross Zoo
ALP Nuneaton enjoyed an exciting educational visit to Twycross Zoo, where they spent the day exploring the animal attractions and developing important life skills outside the classroom.
Supporting Children with Self-Regulation
Learning to understand, recognise, and process big emotions in a healthy way is a huge milestone for children. However, emotional self-regulation isn’t one-size-fits-all—it depends heavily on a child’s age and developmental stage. For younger children or those with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND), managing these feelings can be particularly challenging. That is why our […]
ALP Nuneaton Approved to Grow: Ofsted Confirms Readiness to Expand to 90 Learners
We are thrilled to share some truly exciting news for ALP Nuneaton! Following a material change inspection by Ofsted on 18 March 2026, we have been approved to increase our registered capacity from 70 to 90 learners. This is a significant milestone for our school and one we are incredibly proud of. Ofsted confirmed that […]
Online Safety Guide for Parents: Fake News & Scams
Keeping children safe online is more important than ever. With so much information shared online, it can be difficult to tell what is real and what is not. Children and young people may come across fake news, misleading information, or online scams without realising the risks. Our latest Online Safety Guide for Parents explains how […]
Online Safety Guide for Parents: Roblox
Keeping children safe online is more important than ever. With millions of games and user-created experiences available on Roblox, it’s essential for parents and carers to understand the potential risks – from inappropriate content and in-game chat to in-app purchases and interactions with other players. Our latest Online Safety Guide for Parents explains how Roblox […]
Online Safety Guide for Parents: Children’s Devices
Online Safety Guide for Parents: Children’s Devices Children are using smartphones, tablets, games consoles and other connected devices from a younger age than ever before. While technology can bring many benefits, it’s important that families understand how to use these devices safely. Our latest Online Safety Guide for Parents shares practical advice on how to […]
Online Safety Guide for Parents: Supporting Children with Upsetting Content Online
Children may sometimes come across upsetting or worrying content when using the internet. It is important that they know what to do and feel confident asking for help. Our latest Online Safety Guide for Parents and Carers explains how you can support your child if they see something online that makes them feel uncomfortable, worried […]
What Parents & Educators Need to Know about Snapchat
Keeping children safe online is more important than ever. Apps such as Snapchat are popular with young people for sharing messages, photos and videos, but they can also present risks including inappropriate content, AI-generated images, sextortion, online pressure, and excessive screen time. Our latest Online Safety Guide for Parents explains how Snapchat works, the features […]