development of a new special educational needs (SEN) school
Harrow Council is developing a new special educational needs school, with discussions focusing on its anticipated annual savings and capacity for 292 pupils.
In January 2026, Harrow Council's Overview and Scrutiny Committee heard that the development of a new special educational needs (SEN) school is anticipated to save the council approximately £2 million annually. The school, located at 265 The Ridgeway, is designed to accommodate 292 pupils.
All 292 spaces in the new school are expected to be utilised by Harrow children to meet the growing demand for SEN places within the borough, according to a report to the committee. Harrow Council currently spends around £8 million each year on SEN transport, operating a shared service with Brent.
Key facts
- Harrow Council anticipates saving approximately £2 million annually with the new SEN school. Source
- The new SEN school is designed to accommodate 292 pupils. Source
- The school is located at 265 The Ridgeway. Source
- In January 2026, the Overview and Scrutiny Committee heard about the school's development. Source
- Harrow Council currently spends around £8 million annually on SEN transport. Source
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