
Is your child not getting the support they need?
Many families come to us when they feel their child needs more structure, more understanding, and more personalised support than mainstream settings can provide.
You may have noticed that your child is struggling to keep up, becoming overwhelmed in busy classroom environments, or not receiving the individual attention they need to make meaningful progress.
For families looking for an autism specialist school in London, finding the right setting can make a significant difference to a child’s confidence, communication, and long-term development.
You might recognise some of these challenges:
- Struggling in mainstream school
- Limited communication or social interaction
- Challenging behaviour affecting learning
- Difficulty following routines or transitions
- Progress feels slow or inconsistent
- You are unsure what the right next step is
Without the right support, these challenges can continue to affect your child’s confidence, learning, and overall wellbeing.
You are not alone — and the right support can make a life-changing difference.
If you are exploring autism school options in London or looking for a more personalised ABA-based approach, we are here to help you understand the next steps.
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A Specialist School That Combines Education and Therapy
We provide a structured, supportive learning environment where education and therapy work together to help each child make meaningful and lasting progress.
Using Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA), we support children with autism to develop communication, independence, and essential life skills through personalised, evidence-based teaching.
Our curriculum is based on the Competent Learner Model (CLM), which focuses on developing the core learning skills children need to succeed across communication, behaviour, and academic learning.
Our approach is highly individualised, recognising that every child has unique strengths, challenges, and learning styles. Programmes are carefully designed, continuously assessed, and adapted to ensure consistent progress over time.
We focus on building skills that extend beyond the classroom — supporting children to become more confident, independent, and able to engage with the world around them.
Why Families Choose Blooming Tree
1:1 Individual Support
Personalised teaching for every child
ABA-Based Programmes
Evidence-based and data-driven
BCBA Clinical Oversight
Led by qualified behaviour analysts
Small Class Sizes
Calm, structured environment
Life Skills Focus
Communication, independence, real-world outcomes
How We Support Your Child
Initial Consultation
We begin by understanding your child’s strengths, needs, and current challenges.
Assessment & Plan
We create an individualised plan tailored to communication, behaviour, learning, and independence.
Ongoing Progress
We track progress carefully and adapt support as your child grows.
Our Programmes
Early Years (Ages 3–5)
Communication development • Early learning foundations • Behaviour support • School readiness
Primary (Ages 5–11)
Academic learning • Social skills • Independence • Daily living skills
What is ABA Therapy?
Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) is a scientifically proven approach that helps children with autism learn new skills and reduce behaviours that may limit progress.
It focuses on understanding behaviour, teaching skills step-by-step, and reinforcing positive progress.
ABA is used in a personalised, compassionate way to help each child build meaningful skills for school and everyday life.
What Parents Say
“Our child made more progress in months than we had seen in years.”
“The structure, warmth, and expertise changed everything for our family.”
“Finally, a school that truly understands autism.”
We Support the Whole Family
We work closely with parents and carers so that support is consistent between school and home.
This may include parent training and guidance, regular progress updates, collaborative goal setting, and practical strategies for home.
Because meaningful progress happens best when everyone works together.
Admissions & EHCP Placements
We welcome enquiries from families, professionals, and local authorities.
We accept EHCP-funded placements and private placements where appropriate.
Process:
1. Initial consultation
2. Review of your child’s needs
3. Assessment and placement recommendation
Frequently Asked Questions
We work with children aged 3–11.
Yes, we support EHCP placements.
ABA is one of the most evidence-based approaches used to support children with autism.
Speak to our team to begin the process.
Let’s Find the Right Support for Your Child
Choosing the right school can change everything.














