de Mozarthof
Secondary special educationCluster 2
Location information
City distict buiten AmsterdamMozartlaan 311217CM HilversumManagement
School profile
De Mozarthof is een school voor zeer moeilijk lerenden (ZML) in de leeftijd van 4 tot 20 jaar. De school heeft twee onderwijsafdelingen voor Speciaal Onderwijs. Het SO, voor leerlingen van 4 t/m 11 jaar en het VSO voor leerlingen van 12 tot 20 jaar.
De naam van onze school is ontleend aan het adres waar de school sinds 1978 gevestigd is, de Mozartlaan in Hilversum. De twee schoolgebouwen staan dus op één van de mooiste locaties van de gemeente Hilversum.
Properties
- School type
- Foundation
Average living distance
7,7km
This is far
The children at this school come from a wider area. This means that the school apparently offers something special that also attracts parents who live farther away.
Inspection judgment
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Cluster
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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Student transport
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- Distance between home and the nearest suitable school
- Travel time by public transport
- Age
- Disability (physical, intellectual, psychological, and/or sensory)
- Type of school
Partnership
More about the procedureTo ensure suitable education for all pupils, schools work together in a partnership for inclusive education. Since the introduction of inclusive education, the Amsterdam-Diemen Partnerships have been active for both primary and secondary education as umbrella organizations for all schools and school boards in Amsterdam and Diemen.