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Addison House project

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Enfield Council is exploring options for SEN provision, including feasibility studies for the Addison House project, following DfE pauses on other schemes.

Enfield Council's Cabinet approved feasibility studies for the Addison House project, which aims to deliver SEN satellite provision, in December 2025. This decision followed the Department for Education pausing progress on two other proposed SEN schools under the SEN Wave Programme, creating uncertainty about their delivery.

The council is also identifying appropriate sites for large-scale SEN provision development. The feasibility studies for Addison House will assess the project's viability as part of the council's strategy to address special educational needs provision.

Key facts

  1. Enfield Council's Cabinet approved feasibility studies for the Addison House project in December 2025. Source
  2. The Addison House project aims to deliver SEN satellite provision. Source
  3. The Department for Education paused two proposed SEN schools under the SEN Wave Programme. Source
  4. Enfield Council is identifying sites for large-scale SEN provision development. Source
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