St Rose’s urgently needs to raise £1.5 million to remodel its residential accommodation. Those of you who know the school, will know it has been extended over many years and areas such as the residential accommodation, are in need of significant refurbishment and repair.
The needs of our children and young people have become increasingly complex and we now need to update the facilities so that our children and young people can develop their independence skills and flourish in an environment that meets their needs.
Families value the opportunity for their children to have this time away from home, enabling them to develop their skills and achieve their potential in an environment where they are supported by skilled staff. They have peace of mind and confidence that staff have the expertise required, allowing them time to spend time with siblings or to recharge their batteries!
When built, Quentin House will be warm, welcoming and homely. It will have adapted bedrooms, bathrooms, a playroom, a sensory room and highly trained staff who can care for children who have complex health and care needs.
The project will enable us to:
The project will have 3 key phases, we aim to start building Quentin House in February 2021 and planned completion date for Phase 1 is September 2021.
Quentin House will be a place, all children can learn to cook, to look after themselves, to laugh with friends and spend quiet time in their own bedroom. That’s why we’re asking for your donations and support for our Quentin House Appeal to raise the £1.5 million needed to build the new facility.
We believe it will be like nowhere else. A uniquely special, state of the art home-from-home.
Your donation will make this happen. Thank you.
You can support the Quentin House Appeal in many ways:
To talk to us about a great fundraising idea call the Appeals Office 01453 763793 Ex 225 or email gail.mattocks@stroses.org.uk
St Rose’s aims to provide a broad and balanced curriculum that offers stimulating opportunities appropriate to the needs of our students.
A team of experienced therapists are employed directly by the school to work alongside education and care staff. Collaborative therapy and sharing that knowledge is integral to the work of our school.
When a child or young person is happy, they have the best chance of progressing and achieving their goals. Ensuring that your child’s emotional needs are met is as important as their physical requirements.