Primary School: 01635 573 800
Secondary School: 01635 244 200
We are a school for deaf children in Newbury, Berkshire. We take children from Reception to Year 13 (aged 4 - 19) at Primary and Secondary school.
We welcome applications from pupils throughout the UK as well as abroad. We take pupils throughout the academic year into all year groups other than Years 11 and 13. Follow our easy step by step application process to assessment.
Our Primary, Secondary and Sixth Form are all based on one campus. We have small class sizes, acoustically treated classrooms, and subject specialist Teachers of the Deaf. Students will have access to specialist support and equipment to help them reach their full potential.
We have a brand-new bespoke designed Primary School which opened in September 2022. We offer day and weekly boarding places to primary aged pupils. Our key aim is to develop their English and their self esteem.
We are the biggest centre for deaf pupils wanting to study A Levels and BTECs in the UK. We offer a wide choice of academic and vocational courses.
Our alumni are great ambassadors for the school. Their involvement includes giving talks to current pupils, raising funds and supporting us in raising awareness about our wonderful school.
We offer a wide range of courses and training opportunities for anyone working in the field of deaf education or audiology, founded on more than 100 years of experience of working with profoundly deaf young people.
The Mary Hare Foundation was established in 1991 to raise funds for Mary Hare School. Since then we have raised over £8 million to enable the school to modernise and build new facilities.
Mary Hare School came to its current home near Newbury in 1946. Since that time the organisation has grown to include a number of business, as well as postgraduate education, training courses and research.
• The course consists of 5 online units (see below)• Each Unit consists of 2 scheduled on-line study afternoons• Students will require additional work-based support to facilitate the practical components of Units 2 and 3.
