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SEN & learning support in London

46 international schools in London offer learning or behaviour support for children with special educational needs (SEN), 6 of them at specialist level. doris rates two kinds of support — learning support and behaviour support — from Basic to Specialist.

46
SEN-supporting schools
learning or behaviour
46
Offer learning support
100% of these schools
21
Offer behaviour support
46% of these schools
6
Specialist level
in one or both areas

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Learning support

📚 Learning support by level in London

46 schools offer learning support — the day-to-day academic support a school offers children with additional learning needs. How many sit at each level:

Basic
18
Moderate
13
Advanced
9
Specialist
6

Behaviour support

🧩 Behaviour support by level in London

21 schools offer behaviour support — support for social, emotional and behavioural needs. How many sit at each level:

Basic
12
Moderate
5
Advanced
2
Specialist
2

Strongest support

Schools with the most SEN support in London

Ranked by their combined learning and behaviour support levels — a starting point, not a recommendation.

FAQs

SEN at international schools — your questions

How many international schools in London support special educational needs (SEN)?+

46 international schools in London offer learning or behaviour support above a basic level: 46 provide learning support and 21 provide behaviour support, with 6 offering specialist-level provision in at least one area.

What's the difference between learning support and behaviour support?+

Learning support covers day-to-day academic help for children with additional learning needs — think dyslexia, dyscalculia or a learning-support unit. Behaviour support covers social, emotional and behavioural needs, including pastoral and specialist staff. doris rates each separately because a school can be strong on one and light on the other.

What do the support levels mean?+

doris uses a five-point scale. 'Basic' means light in-class differentiation; 'Moderate' means a dedicated learning-support offer; 'Advanced' means specialist staff and structured programmes; 'Specialist' means substantial, often standalone provision. Schools rated 'None' don't appear on this page.

Does a higher SEN rating mean a better school for my child?+

Not on its own. The right school depends on your child's specific needs, the fit with staff, class sizes and the exact provision on offer. Use this page to build a shortlist, then talk to each school's SEN coordinator (SENCO) before deciding. doris is impartial and takes no placement fees.

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