Specialist autism training

We strive to be exemplary exponents of TEACCH, a programme for individuals of all ages and skill levels with autistic spectrum disorders which is based on evidence regarding characteristic patterns of thinking and behaviour seen in individuals with autism.

TEACCH is at the very heart of our approach and have strong links with the University of North Carolina where this model of practice originated. We are the only organisation outside of the United States to offer the Beyond the Basics advanced TEACCH training course.

We value our staff and aim to transfer our specialist autism knowledge to all staff so they can provide the best care for our young people. An exceptional number of our staff are TEACCH trained including Teachers, Home Managers and Deputy Managers plus three staff are TEACCH Certified Practitioners and four are TEACCH Certified Advanced Consultants which is a very significant achievement. We also want to share our experience and expertise with other professionals, parents and anyone wanting to learn more about supporting young people with severe autism. Our specialist training courses are available to all staff members as well as parents and other professionals in the autism community.

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5 day TEACCH

An inspirational, intensive course combining active learning sessions with direct supervised experience working with young people with autism.Read more

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Government revises autism strategy; Prior’s Court responds

On 05 December, the Government has announced that their review of services and support for autistic people will be extended to cover children as well as adults for the first time. CEO Mike Robinson welcomed the announcement.

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Fundraising for Prior's Court & families of Prior's court

Autism awareness is something in my life I have always been very passionate about, and after reading the tragic accident that’s affected everyone on the mini bus, and the families of everyone involved, my heart ached, I wanted to give support in a way that would help. I wanted to raise money for priors court, for the families effected to help pay for funeral costs, and to help raise money to help those in need at priors court help get through this difficult time, as I couldn’t imagine what th

Tribute to those who lost their lives

Thames Valley Police have now named our three colleagues who tragically lost their lives in a road traffic collision. CEO, Mike Robinson pays tribute to each of them.

Press statement; Devastating news from Prior's Court

On Thursday 11 October, Prior’s Court received a call from Thames Valley Police informing us that one of our minibuses had been involved in a serious road traffic collision with a heavy goods vehicle on the M4.

Contact Us

Set up in 1999, Prior's Court Foundation provides the governance and administration for Prior's Court School, Prior's Court Young Adult Provision and Prior's Court Training & Development Centre. Find out how to contact us here.

Autism Practitioner

We are looking for individuals with an interest in or experience of working in a care environment, who are passionate about providing a positive learning environment for young people and are ambitious to build a career in care to join our team of Autism Practitioners.

What we do

Prior’s Court is dedicated to bringing the highest level of expertise to support and improve life chances for people with severe autism.

What we do 5-19

Prior's Court School is an independent special school for young people with autism aged 5 to 19 years. All students are on the autism spectrum and have moderate to severe learning difficulties and complex needs.

Family Fund

We are absolutely devastated that a road traffic collision on Thursday 11 October caused three members of staff to lose their lives while two have suffered life changing injuries. We would like to thank all those who donated or sent messages of support to those affected.

Let Me Shine

To mark World Autism Awareness Day on 2nd April, Prior’s Court released a new single, ‘Let Me Shine’, to challenge perceptions of autism. Please listen to the song, watch the video and help share the message.

What we do 19-25

Prior’s Court Young Adult Provision was set up in 2011 to meet the continuing needs of young adults between the ages of 19 and 25 with autism, learning difficulties and complex needs.

Senior Autism Practitioner

Join our teams working in conjunction with the Home Management Team supporting young people with severe autism in their homes.

Autism Practitioner - Nights

Our night teams play a key role in improving the sleep patterns of young people with autism and in building their independence and life-skills.

Our Impact

Due to the high level and complexity of need, our priority is to ensure that young people are safe and healthy. From there we work to enable progress in all areas of their lives. Read more

Prior Insight

Prior’s Court has the opportunity to develop the first digital whole organisational recording and reporting system for children and young people with autism. Prior Insight will provide new insights and a better understanding of autism to enhance support. Read more

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