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Levenshulme High School is an all-girls secondary high school in Levenshulme, Manchester, United Kingdom, and is a member of Greater Manchester Education Trust.

The school is currently rated Outstanding by Ofsted (last inspection: June 2022). In terms of their support for Special Educational Needs and/or Disabilities (SEND), Levenshulme High is currently involved with the Autism in Schools project (2022-2023) and here is a copy of their SEND report: https://levenshulmehigh.co.uk/about/send-report

Address: Crossley Rd, Levenshulme, Manchester M19 1FS
Phone: 01612244625
Website: www.levenshulmehigh.co.uk

Below are some articles and events on our website that relate to Levenshulme High School:

Neurodiversity in Education Parent/Carer Group Session – Levenshulme High School

Do you have a neurodivergent* (ND) child or young person who goes to Levenshulme High School? If you do, we'd love for you to join us on at this parent group session - a great chance to meet other parents/carers of ND children, share your

Neurodiversity in Education Parent/Carer Group Session – Levenshulme High School

Do you have a neurodivergent* (ND) child or young person who goes to Levenshulme High School? If you do, we'd love for you to join us on at this parent group session - a great chance to meet other parents/carers of ND children, share your

“Exploring Neurodiversity” Workshop

As part of the Neurodiversity in Education (NiE) project, we will be opening a few training modules for parents and carers, with this first one focusing on "Exploring Neurodiversity". With this training, we aim to: Increase awareness and understanding of neurodiversity Talk about how

“Exploring Neurodiversity” Workshop

As part of the Neurodiversity in Education (NiE) project, we will be opening a few training modules for parents and carers, with this first one focusing on "Exploring Neurodiversity". With this training, we aim to: Increase awareness and understanding of neurodiversity Talk about how

“Exploring Neurodiversity” Workshop

As part of the Neurodiversity in Education (NiE) project, we will be opening a few training modules for parents and carers, with this first one focusing on "Exploring Neurodiversity". With this training, we aim to: Increase awareness and understanding of neurodiversity Talk about how

Neurodiversity in Education Parent/Carer Group Session – Levenshulme High School

Do you have a neurodivergent* (ND) child or young person who goes to Levenshulme High School? If you do, we'd love for you to join us on at this parent group session - a great chance to meet other parents/carers of ND children, share your

Neurodiversity in Education Parent/Carer Group Session – Levenshulme High School

Do you have a neurodivergent* (ND) child or young person who goes to Levenshulme High School? If you do, we'd love for you to join us on at this parent group session - a great chance to meet other parents/carers of ND children, share your

Neurodiversity in Education Parent/Carer Group Session – Levenshulme High School

Do you have a neurodivergent* (ND) child or young person who goes to Levenshulme High School? If you do, we'd love for you to join us on at this parent group session - a great chance to meet other parents/carers of ND children, share your

Neurodiversity in Education Parent/Carer Group Session – Levenshulme High School

Do you have a neurodivergent* (ND) child or young person who goes to Levenshulme High School? If you do, we'd love for you to join us on at this parent group session - a great chance to meet other parents/carers of ND children, share your

Neurodiversity in Education Parent/Carer Group Session – Levenshulme High School

Do you have a neurodivergent* (ND) child or young person who goes to Levenshulme High School? If you do, we'd love for you to join us on at this parent group session - a great chance to meet other parents/carers of ND children, share your