Frederick Holmes School is a community special school catering for pupils with severe physical/ learning disabilities and those with profound and multiple needs aged 2-19.
It is a school where all children are valued and all staff strive to deliver an inspirational curriculum in a supportive and caring environment. We welcome children and their parents and carers into a friendly, hardworking school where respect for others, positive attitudes and independence are nurtured and each child is given the opportunity to flourish and reach their potential.
We are based in a fantastic purpose built building. We have excellent facilities to meet the needs of all our pupils including a hydrotherapy pool, rebound room, soft play and sensory rooms.
We would like to extend a very warm welcome to everyone who accesses this website. Whether you are looking for information on the curriculum, this week’s lunch menu, or term dates, you should find all the information you need.
If you have any further questions, feel free to contact the school directly.
We are a member of the Humber Education Trust (HET). Frederick Holmes School policies are in the policy section on this website, further HET policies can be found on the HET website.
The Humber Education Trust Website can be found here.
If you require a paper copy of any of the school documentation found on the website, please contact Reception.
Preparation for Adulthood (PfA) – A Priority for Hull!
If you are a parent/carer of a young person in Hull with SEND aged 14-25, you may have heard about Preparation for Adulthood (PfA)—but do you know what it actually involves?
Are you looking for support and information around the transition to adulthood?
Are you going through the process and would like to know more?
Can you share your experiences of what is happening in Hull?
Did you know that in Hull’s latest Ofsted Area SEND Inspection, Preparation for Adulthood (PfA) was identified as an area needing improvement?
We know that many families feel lost, confused, or unsupported when their young person reaches 14+ and starts the transition into adult life. We want to change this.
🚀 Hull Parent Carer Forum is starting a project to work alongside the Local Authority to improve PfA outcomes for young people with SEND.
📍 Our goals:
✅ Gather real time feedback – We need to understand where things work, where they don’t, and what you need.
✅ Share accessible resources and practical tools to empower families– So you know what should be happening in transition, opportunities for young people and how to access support.
✅ Find ways to support families – To help navigate PfA with confidence.
If you want to be involved, receive further info on PfA, or be personally reminded about our upcoming events:
💬 Comment “YES” below
👥 Tag other parents who may be interested
📩 Or send us a message or email to laura@hullparentcarerforum.co.uk
Together, we can make sure Hull’s young people get the transition support they deserve!
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Wishing our communities a wonderful Half Term; we look forward to returning refreshed and ready for the next exciting chapter! Adelaide Primary School Broadacre Primary School Bude Park Primary School Bursar Primary Academy Cambridge Park Academy Christopher Pickering Primary School Clifton Primary School Frederick Holmes School Ganton School Highlands Primary School Maybury Primary School Neasden Primary School Parkstone Primary School St Nicholas Primary School Tweendykes School Woodland Primary School ... See MoreSee Less
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Hull Parent Carer Forum have a parents' coffee this coming Friday (14/02/25) at Harrison park off Hall Road
If you would like to go along to talk with other parents, meet with and ask their parent representatives any questions you may have around SEND and the services within the city, please use the link to book below.
They also have someone joining coffee morning to explain all about supported living too.
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Thank you and well done to everyone who participated in and donated to the NSPCC #NumberDay last week - we raised a fantastic total of £155.50!
A special thank you to the PTFA who opened the café for our pupils and staff to buy sweet treats - they raised over £100 of the final total!
You can see lots of photos of what the children and young people got up to via Class Dojo!
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We hope you had the most mathstastic #NumberDay ever! Thank you so much to everyone who got involved and helped raise vital funds.