Students follow a three year course with access to a broad range of modules tailored to meet the needs of students with autism. All pupils at Robert Ogden School have access to a wide range of outdoor and adventurous activities. Our staff include trained canoeing supervisors and an experienced, qualified outdoor activities and climbing instructor. Other activities offered include abseiling, fell walking, sailing, wind surfing, skiing, cycling, gorge scrambling and adventure games. They are also fun.
All activities are subject to formal assessment of risk.
Back to the top Extra curricular activities Extra curricular activities provided for pupils at Priory Annexe are offered on a rota basis at lunchtime. Local sports centres provide facilities for the teaching of PE at other sites. A balance of individual and group co-operative and competitive activities caters for the preferences, strengths and needs of each pupil. The playing of formal team games is limited due to the Triad of Impairments associated with autism. However, the skills allied to traditional team sports such as netball and hockey are taught individually before being applied to small-sided games during the PE lesson.