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Therapy Benefits

Music Therapy

Music therapy can have a huge benefit in supporting a pupil’s overall development.

Testimonials

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Parent Council

Our Parent Council

The council ensures that, on behalf of their children, parents can have a better understanding on many aspects of school policy and have a voice to shape this in partnership with school staff.

Community

Learning in the Community

To develop Included Confident Learners in the Community we aspire to ensure all of our pupils have access to local community based learning experiences, through clubs, partnership projects and termly...

Policies and Documents

New Struan School policies aim to provide staff, pupils, parents and guardians with clear information about the school.

Partnerships and Resources

New Struan home page

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