Alexander Roozendaalschool

Special educationCluster 2

Location information

City distict buiten AmsterdamProkofjevstraat 31323SB Almere

Management

School profile

De Alexander Roozendaalschool (ARS) is een school voor speciaal onderwijs aan kinderen met taalontwikkelingsstoornissen (TOS) – cluster 2 onderwijs. Bij ons op school zijn leerlingen welkom in de leeftijd van 4 t/m 12 jaar. Ze hebben een taalontwikkelingsstoornis en als gevolg daarvan kunnen zich op een of meer ontwikkelingsgebieden (spraak/taal, sociaal/emotioneel, cognitief, sensomotorisch en/of schoolse vaardigheden) achterstanden voordoen.

Op onze school zitten ongeveer 425 leerlingen. Daarnaast worden bijna 500 leerlingen ambulant begeleid op (speciale) basisscholen in de regio. De school heeft 33 groepen verdeeld over de onderbouw, midden- en bovenbouw. Er zijn vier locaties waarvan twee in Amsterdam West, een in Almere en een in Purmerend. Wij werken intensief samen met de Professor Burgerschool.

Properties

School type
Foundation

Inspection judgment

Geen eindoordeel

No final judgment means: No final judgment has been given about the school because it has not been thoroughly inspected recently. If the school has just been established or merged, it is possible that no inspection has yet been carried out.

Number of students

Total number of students at the school.

The total number of students at the school.

2022
265

Cluster

Cluster 2

Cluster 2 includes schools for children who are deaf and hard-of-hearing, children with severe speech/language difficulties or a language development disorder (LDD) and children with autistic spectrum disorders where the focus is on communication. At cluster 2 schools, the personalised approach is key to making communication as easy as possible for the children. These include speech computers, digital textbooks and a focus on lip reading and speech training. The interests of these schools are represented by the national cluster association Siméa.

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