Netherside Hall School offers specialised residential and day education for boys aged between ten and sixteen years, with specific learning difficulties.
Located in the Yorkshire Dales, Netherside addresses the needs of children with dyslexia and associated difficulties through individualised teaching and learning strategies in numeracy and literacy, adapted subject orientated programmes of study and professional commitment to personal care.
Our small class groups and specialist teachers provide access to a broad and balanced education which embraces the National Curriculum and focuses on individual records of achievement.
Young people leaving Netherside are prepared for employment, vocational training or continuing education through a range of programmes. These contain elements of work experience, college link courses, GNVQ examination studies, accreditation of achievement, independence training and personal and social development.
Situated in thirty-two acres of park and woodland in the heart of the National Park, Netherside offers ample opportunities for sporting and leisure programmes that complement our academic provision.
The School is well served by the local amenities, sports halls, swimming pools, and the immediate locality, which includes the River Wharfe, providing opportunities for canoeing, hill walking, camping and skiing. Our own grounds have cricket, football and environmental studies facilities.
