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Special Educational Needs (SEN) in Bromley

Courses for Learners with Special Educational Needs in Bromley

At Bromley Adult Education College, we are dedicated to providing high-quality education and support for adults with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). Our tailored courses and supportive environment ensure that every learner can achieve their full potential.

Why Choose Bromley Adult Education College for SEND Adults?

You can view our new offer for LLDD courses 2024-25 here.

We offer a range of non-accredited and accredited courses to help learners with special educational needs develop:

  • skills for independent living
  • skills for employment
  • skills to improve confidence and communication
  • English and maths skills

Classes are held at the Poverest Centre in Orpington and the Kentwood Centre in Penge.

SEND Courses on Offer Include:

Art and Craft, Cookery, Dance and Drama, Gardening, Digital Skills, Healthy Lifestyle, Photography, English, Maths, Speaking with Confidence, Music and more. 

You can view some of the fabulous work produced by BAEC learners in our Gallery – Artwork above was created by one of our learners.

Courses are all year from September to July in three terms.

If you are new to the college and are interested in joining any of these courses you will need to come for an initial assessment.

Please call the Poverest centre on 01689 822886 or the Kentwood centre on 0208 659 7976so we can make an appointment, or email supportedlearning@baec.ac.uk

On the interview day please ensure you bring in your proof of residency (passport/birth certificate), plus any relevant health care documentation.

Ask for more information

Empower yourself or a loved one with the skills and confidence to succeed. Enrol in our SEND programs at Bromley Adult Education College and take the first step towards independence. For more information, visit our Special Educational Needs page or contact us at hello@baec.ac.uk or call 020 8659 7976.

Locations

  • Kentwood Centre: Kingsdale Road, London SE20 7PR
  • Poverest Centre: Poverest Rd, Orpington BR5 2DQ

Unlock your potential with Bromley Adult Education College’s SEND courses. Join us and make a positive change in your life today!

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LLDD Gallery

Safeguarding at BAEC

The safety of our learners is paramount. Visit Safeguarding at BAEC  for further information.

Our Scam Awareness page includes information in Easy Read format.

Learner Code of Conduct

We are committed to an inclusive, safe and friendly environment for learners and staff at all times. Users are required to comply with the SEN Learner Code of Conduct. You can download a copy here.

 SEND (LLDD) Learner Code of Conduct 2023-24

Statement of Intent – Autism Awareness 

Bromley Adult Education College provides high-quality education and care for adults on the autism spectrum attending classes at the Poverest Centre. In accordance with our mission statement and values, our emphasis is to focus on providing accessible, high-quality learning opportunities and skills training to all, regardless of disabilities, difficulties and barriers. 

We aim to provide a specialist learning environment through:

  • Carrying out initial assessments that take into consideration, health and social care needs and medical profiles.
  • Tailoring our courses and premises to the different sensory profiles of those with autism.
  • Providing a safe, caring and stimulating environment where learners can develop and socialise.
  • Providing the opportunity to explore new experiences such as gardening, cooking and caring for animals.
  • Ensuring that staff are provided with continuing specialist training and development.
  • Developing strong partnerships with other autism services and provision in the borough.

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Ask for more information

Empower yourself or a loved one with the skills and confidence to succeed. Enrol in our SEND programs at Bromley Adult Education College and take the first step towards independence. For more information, visit our Special Educational Needs page or contact us at hello@baec.ac.uk or call 020 8659 7976.