- Age range
- 5–18
- Co-ed status
- Mixed
- Number of students
- 78
- Day / boarding
- Day only
- Religious affiliation
- Non-denominational
- Average fees
- £51,293 (annual, inc. VAT)
- Has a nursery
- No
How the school describes itself
- Red Moor is a specialist, nurturing school where relationships, regulation and personalised learning matter.
- The school emphasises therapeutic care, communication and helping pupils build skills for adult life.
- The school is restorative, practical and future-focused.
Fee profile
Annual fees including VAT. 2025-26.
Parents like
- Families looking here are unlikely to be chasing a conventional independent-school experience.
- The real attraction is a therapeutic school that appears designed for children who need a second chance at education.
- It may be especially relevant for parents who want strong staff support, clear routines and a more hopeful transition into adolescence.
Admissions
Red Moor is a specialist school and admissions are handled through referral and placement discussions rather than conventional selective entry. Published information suggests that the process is geared towards children whose needs have not been met elsewhere and whose local authority is looking for a more individual therapeutic environment.
Scholarships
Red Moor does not publicise a conventional scholarship or bursary framework. The core offer is specialist provision, therapeutic support and a setting able to respond to significant additional need.
Bursaries
Red Moor School does not clearly publish bursary details. As a specialist setting, funding may be handled through placements, private fee arrangements or individual support discussions rather than a standard published bursary scheme, so families should confirm the route directly with the school.
- The school does not publish a standard bursary entry route, so families should confirm whether funding is arranged through placements, private fees or case-by-case support.
- No standard public bursary tariff, remission percentage or fund size is published.
- Families should ask the school directly how funding is arranged, whether any private fee remission exists and who handles financial discussions.
Inspection snapshot
The inspection information combines regulatory material-change reports and school messaging that points to strong recent performance. Current positioning emphasises that standards have been met and that the school is well established as a specialist provision for children with complex social, emotional and communication needs.
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