About Us

Situated in a beautiful rural location within 4 miles of the large town of Shrewsbury, Cruckton Hall School has, since 1981, become a leading resource in the UK for boys with Aspergers Syndrome, ADD and ADHD.

Cruckton Hall School provides a long established, successful and important option for boys with a range of difficulties within the Autistic Spectrum of Disorders. The school specialises in integrating young people with Asperger's syndrome and their associated vulnerability and/or challenging behaviour.

Cruckton Hall has continued to respond to a variety of needs presented and now boasts residential provision registered as a children's home for those who require 52 week placements. Moreover, we can continue to provide support through school, Further Education and into adult life.

Cruckton Hall offers a wide range of educational options to its students. The majority present for public examination for GCSE and/or Entry level, some may continue to further their education in our off site accommodation in Shrewsbury whilst attending local college, whilst others may require a more vocational focus to their course of study.

The strength of Cruckton is in its consistent record of success, in both academic and social areas, the quality and experience of the staff team and the positive measurable outcomes of all the students.

National Autistic Society Accreditation

Cruckton Hall School received accreditation from the National Autistic Society in March 2007 and has continued to develop under NAS guidance.

The residential environment actively supports the learning taking place during the school day. Recreational activities can be created to assist meeting IEP targets and provide the boys with a recognisable 24 hour 'value added' learning experience.