Residential provision
Our Residential Provision comprises seven modern houses within the school campus adjacent to the heart of the village of Wingrave. We have a further house, Hillside, in Leighton Buzzard which is beautifully appointed with a large garden and en-suite facilities.
Each house accommodates up to five students in their own single-occupancy room, decorated and equipped to their individual tastes.
Teams
Residential staff teams are led by experienced Heads of Service. Each student has a Linkworker who is primarily responsible for maintaining excellent communication with families and who liaises with the education team to ensure continuity. A team of Waking Night Staff ensures full support is available for our young people throughout the night.
The residential and educational departments work closely together to ensure continuity in the following:
- Core areas of learning
- Consistency of approach
- Positive interactions and a positive environment
- Person centred support plans and profiles
Teachers, Heads of Service, Linkworkers, Therapists and our Extended Curriculum Coordinator jointly develop Individual Learning Plans which are reviewed termly.
Continuity of support
On a daily basis, members of the residential staff team support students during the school day. This ensures opportunities for continued learning and skill development at all times of day. Meals are healthy and menus are planned to incorporate any specific dietary requirements. Students are encouraged to help plan, shop for and cook meals.
Supporting documents
Life at the School
Big Thank you Day 2020
Today we say a ‘big thank you’ to our teams who support the children and young people across MacIntyre. It's a chance to say a special thank you to our…
Locals bake cakes for MacIntyre School
Local people in the village of Wingrave have been baking homemade cakes and kindly donating them to students and staff to enjoy at MacIntyre School and…
Supporting George
The team at MacIntyre School and Children's Homes have been supporting George, a student, to develop confidence using his hands.
Learning Makaton
To successfully communicate how we feel is an incredibly important skill - something the students at MacIntyre School and Children’s Homes have been working.