(in the UK) a school catering for children with special needs.
（英国）（为有特殊需要的儿童设立的）特殊学校
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The resources of a special school could be managed flexibly to meet the child's changing needs.
There are some 2,000 deaf children in schools - 1,650 in mainstream education and only 350 in special schools.
Some children go to special schools for children with autism or learning disabilities.
239 teachers from a dozen special schools in Ontario walked off the job on Monday.
The scheme aims to link two special schools and two mainstream schools.
He is a slow learner and must go in a special school.
He is educated at a special school.
Her son goes to a special school and she seems to be worried that it might be closed down, and that he would have to be educated in a mainstream school.
Some special schools still exist, and there is no doubt that for many children with handicaps, they provide well the specialist care which is necessary.
Today he started in a special school for the deaf.
Children with more severe learning disabilities may attend special schools.
Secondary schools are less successful than primary and special schools in using whole-school approaches to mental health promotion.
He initially started at a mainstream school but was transferred to a special school within a term.
Her schooling has been at Elleray Park School which is a primary special school for children with complex learning difficulties.
It's a special school for children who are unhappy with their families and lives.
He has little contact with his 15-year old brother, who attends a residential special school which helps severely damaged young people.
He remained in special schools for all his secondary schooling.;
60% of Special Educational Needs children are in mainstream schools, a figure that will increase as special schools are gradually closed.
He was in a special school, as opposed to a mainstream school until after grade 8.
He's now 25, he's gone to a special school all his life.