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Go For It Centre (Portsmouth)
Description
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- Information, advice and resource centre for young people. Free and confidential support on any issue from Youth Advisers who offer advice and guidance on education, training, employment issues.
- iyss@portsmouthcc.gov.uk
- Address
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Go For It Centre, Station Street, (next to Portsmouth & Southsea railway station), Portsmouth
PO1 1EQ
Mary Rose School (Special)
Description
- Description
- Special needs school for children with physical disabilities and/or severe learning difficulties.
- Address
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Gisors Road, Southsea, Portsmouth
PO4 8GT
Redwood Park School (Special)
Description
- Description
- Redwood Park School caters for 11 to 16 year old pupils with learning difficulties, including pupils with communication disorders within the autistic spectrum and those with language impairments. Pupils come from a catchment area centred mainly in and around the City of Portsmouth, although some pupils come by taxi from the outlying districts.
- Address
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Wembley Grove, Cosham, Portsmouth
PO6 2RY
The Harbour School (Cosham)
Description
- Description
- Offers educational provision to all young people who are unable to attend school because of medical conditions and those who are pregnant or parenting. Accredited 'Parents to Be' course.
- Address
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Sundridge Close, Cosham, Portsmouth
PO6 3JL
The Harbour School (Fratton)
Description
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- Pupil Referral Unit - Harbour School hub.
- Address
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Penhale Road, Portsmouth
PO1 5EF
The Harbour School (Stamshaw)
- Address
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Ranelagh Road
Stamshaw
Portsmouth
PO2 8HA
The Harbour School (Tipner)
- Address
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Tipner Lane, Tipner, Portsmouth
PO2 8RA
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