Luccombe Hub

Unit 12, East Luccombe Farm, Milton Abbas, Blandford Forum, DT11 0BD

All-through school in Blandford Forum.

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Age range
8–18
Co-ed status
Mixed
Number of students
29
Day / boarding
Day only
Religious affiliation
Non-denominational
Average fees
£43,000 (annual, inc. VAT)
Has a nursery
No

Fee profile

Pre-Reception —
Reception —
Year 1 —
Year 2 —
Year 3 —
Year 4 £43,000
Year 5 £43,000
Year 6 £43,000
Year 7 £43,000
Year 8 £43,000
Year 9 £43,000
Year 10 £43,000
Year 11 £43,000
Year 12 £43,000
Year 13 £43,000

Bursaries

Yes

Scholarships

Yes

A-level results

No A-level results are currently published for this school.

Admissions

Luccombe Hub's admissions profile is specialist and highly individual. The school works with local-authority SEND teams and is a place for children and young people who need a more bespoke, therapeutic and alternative route back into successful education than a mainstream setting can offer.

How the school describes itself

  • Luccombe Hub's admissions profile is specialist and highly individual. The school works with local-authority SEND teams and is therapeutic, flexible and highly individualised.
  • Its language stresses trauma-sensitive support, Thrive-informed practice, outdoor and practical learning, and a curriculum adapted around the learner rather than the other way round.
  • The tone is specialist, compassionate and intentionally different.

Parents like

  • A potentially strong option for families looking for a genuinely alternative specialist setting rather than a mainstream school with a bit of extra support bolted on.
  • The attraction is the visible emphasis on emotional regulation, practical learning and rebuilding engagement with education.
  • It will suit parents who want flexibility, creativity and a needs-led rather than convention-led environment.

Inspection snapshot

The inspection record is lighter than at long-established independent schools, but there is enough to understand the direction of travel. Published materials reference earlier Ofsted-linked regulation and, more recently, the school's move into the independent-schools framework, so families should see this as a provision still building its newer public inspection record.

Luccombe Hub

All-through school in Blandford Forum.

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How the school describes itself

  • Luccombe Hub's admissions profile is specialist and highly individual. The school works with local-authority SEND teams and is therapeutic, flexible and highly individualised.
  • Its language stresses trauma-sensitive support, Thrive-informed practice, outdoor and practical learning, and a curriculum adapted around the learner rather than the other way round.
  • The tone is specialist, compassionate and intentionally different.

Fee profile

Annual fees including VAT. 2025-26.

Year 4£43,000
Year 5£43,000
Year 6£43,000
Year 7£43,000
Year 8£43,000
Year 9£43,000
Year 10£43,000
Year 11£43,000
Year 12£43,000
Year 13£43,000

Parents like

  • A potentially strong option for families looking for a genuinely alternative specialist setting rather than a mainstream school with a bit of extra support bolted on.
  • The attraction is the visible emphasis on emotional regulation, practical learning and rebuilding engagement with education.
  • It will suit parents who want flexibility, creativity and a needs-led rather than convention-led environment.

Admissions

Luccombe Hub's admissions profile is specialist and highly individual. The school works with local-authority SEND teams and is a place for children and young people who need a more bespoke, therapeutic and alternative route back into successful education than a mainstream setting can offer.

Scholarships

Scholarships are not part of the Luccombe Hub proposition. What matters here is whether the combination of alternative provision, therapeutic support, outdoor learning and specialist staff is the right match for the learner's needs and funding route.

Bursaries

The school does not clearly publish bursary information, so families should contact it directly.

  • The school does not publish bursary entry points, so families should ask directly.
  • The school does not publish bursary award levels, so families should ask directly.
  • Families should contact the school directly to ask whether any bursary, hardship support or discretionary fee assistance is available.

Inspection snapshot

The inspection record is lighter than at long-established independent schools, but there is enough to understand the direction of travel. Published materials reference earlier Ofsted-linked regulation and, more recently, the school's move into the independent-schools framework, so families should see this as a provision still building its newer public inspection record.

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