The Cheshire School

Wow, It's been 6 whole years since I was enrolled here, and my god was it amazing. I will always miss this school.I was enrolled at this school in early 2016, and my teacher at the time was a lovely woman named Lisa, who ended up leaving about 6 months after I joined.This school was nothing short of amazing. The teachers were extremely kind, patient, and understanding. They would always listen to what you had to say, and always cared about the actual education of their students.I'd like to share a few memories about my time at Cheshire.I remember me and my friends at the school used to always to love to play Roblox on the school computers at the time, but we could only play games on their if we did our work, so it was an amazing incentive to listen and interact.I remember the everyday meditation we did with the schools wellbeing teacher, Darren. Darren, if you are still at this school and somehow reading this, I love you man.I remember the fortnightly excursions, the times the fire brigade came over to teach us about fire safety. I remember playing in the sandpit and making a massive civilisation with the friends I made along the way.Staff of Cheshire School, If you are reading this, I want to say thank you so much for the amazing experience you guys gave me. It REALLY helped me grow as a person, and helped so much with controlling and understanding my ADHD and Autism more.Special Thanks To:- Kylie Jackson- Helen Barrett- Jenn Daverington- Darren BallOn behalf of myself, and the rest of the students at Cheshire School from 2015-2017;Thank You.

It was a great school, it’s been about 5 years since I was enrolled there and it was such a great experience, I hope that some of the teachers I knew are still there, hello Darren.

So grateful for this school. We were lost before we found Chesire. No school was able or willing to help our child. Like most parents dealing with autism, we would get daily calls from the school to pick him up early daily (they couldn't deal with him). This put a massive strain on my wife and our ability to live. He was treated like an other". Helpless.Cheshire have taught him basic life skills that will help settle him into the traditional school system while celebrating the quirks that make him so unique.Don't get me started on the teachers