A new school dedicated to supporting pupils with autism and communication needs will open in Enfield Town by December 2027. Funded by a £12.9 million grant from the Department for Education, the school is anticipated to save the council approximately £1.2 million each year. This saving will come from decreased special educational needs placements and transport expenses. The Portcullis Lodge Car Park site was strategically chosen for its capacity and public transport accessibility. An academy trust with a solid reputation will manage the school, aiming for high-quality education and care delivery.
Set to open in December 2027, the school will support pupils with autism and communication needs, funded by a £12.9 million Department for Education grant.
The schoolâs operations will save the council £1.2 million annually by reducing out-of-borough special educational needs placements and transport costs.
Council details the decision-making process for the site, emphasizing its suitability and previous underuse as a car park.
The chosen site offers ample accommodation for students and is well connected to public transportation, making it a perfect fit.
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