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Learning grows with your child

At TQS, programs are designed to grow with your child as they move through different stages of school life.

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A connected learning journey


A guided progression

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At The Quaker School at Horsham, learning unfolds over time. From the earliest years through young adulthood, each stage builds on the one before. Programs are connected, progress is supported, and no student is left to navigate a transition alone.

This page gives you a clear picture of how the whole journey works, so you can see where your child fits today and how things might look ahead.

A school journey that unfolds steadily over time:


Learning environments adapted to each student’s stage and needs

Support that continues through major school and life transitions

Greater independence developed gradually over time

Pathways

Specialist Support

Support that moves
with the child


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Integrated into school life

Specialist support at TQS is available for students through every stage. Whether a student needs occupational therapy, speech and language support, or clinical services, support is built into their daily learning experience, with additional services available outside of the classroom.

As students grow and their needs shift, so does the support around them. You won’t need to start over at each stage.

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Is this the right fit?

We begin with a clear understanding of your child

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We begin with a clear understanding of your child

You don’t need to know exactly where to start. Our admissions team will take the time to understand your child, how they learn, what they find challenging, and what helps them feel settled. Together, we’ll identify the right starting point and explain how it could unfold from there.

The right fit?

You don’t need everything figured out before talking to us. We’ll walk you through how it works and answer any questions.

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