UK Specialty Schools Contact Database v.1.0.0

1,616 Database Records

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Specialty schools, which may also be known as boarding schools in the UK, are schools which offer a number of educational programs to students. In addition to a standard education, students may also be offered advice about specific subjects. The students who attend boarding schools tend to build a strong relationship with the other students, and some have likened it to a family. Unlike many educational institutions, specialty schools offer students a number of different diverse activities. Students will be given easy access to the many facilities featured at the school, which tend to be high in quality. Many have said that the educational experience offered as specialty schools is superior to what students would find at other institutions.

In addition to basic academic subjects such as mathematics or literature, students are also taught social skills and motivation. The are geared towards developing high levels of confidence, and they are also taught the importance of having respect for others. Many of the students who have attended specialty schools are happy with the experience. As the name implies, specialty schools are designed to offer students skills that will not be commonly taught at most educational institutions. One of the most important things students learn is the concept and importance of teamwork. A number of statistics indicate that there are well over 500 specialty schools that are accredited in the country. There are a number of prominent organizations that can assist parents in finding a specialty school that is well suited to their children's needs.

Table Schema Database Field Statistics

• ID
• School Name
• Address1
• Address2
• Town
• County
• Postal Code
• Telephone
• Fax
• Head
• Title
• Initials
• Surname
• Qualifications
• Head Title
• Email

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Records Information

Aberdeenshire,
Anglesey,
Argyll,
Ayrshire,
Banffshire,
Bedfordshire,
Berkshire,
Blaenau Gwent,
Buckinghamshire,
Cambridgeshire,
Carmarthenshire,
Cheshire,
Clackmannanshire,
Cleveland,
Co Down,
Co. Antrim,
Co. Armagh,
Co. Down,
Co. Durham,
Co. Fermanagh,
Co. Londonderry,
Co. Tyrone,
Conwy,
Cornwall,
Cumbria,
Denbighshire,
Derbyshire,
Devon,
Dorset,
Dunbartonshire,
East Riding of Yorkshire,
East Sussex,
Essex,
Fife,
Flintshire,
Gloucestershire,
Gwent,
Gwynedd,
Hampshire,
Herefordshire,
Hertfordshire,
Isle of Lewis,
Isle of Man,
Isle of Wight,
Kent,
Kincardineshire,
Lanarkshire,
Lancashire,
Leicestershire,
Lincolnshire,
Merseyside,
Mid Glamorgan,
Middlesex,
Midlothian,
Monmouthshire,
Morayshire,
Norfolk,
North East Lincolnshire,
North Lincolnshire,
North Somerset,
North Yorkshire,
Northamptonshire,
Northumberland,
Nottinghamshire,
Orkney,
Oxfordshire,
Peeblesshire,
Pembrokeshire,
Perthshire,
Powys,
Renfrewshire,
Ross-shire,
Rutland,
Shetland Islands,
Shropshire,
Somerset,
South Glamorgan,
South Yorkshire,
Staffordshire,
Stirlingshire,
Suffolk,
Surrey,
Tyne & Wear,
Warwickshire,
West Glamorgan,
West Lothian,
West Midlands,
West Sussex,
West Yorkshire,
Wigtownshire,
Wiltshire,
Worcestershire