Purbeck View School

Purbeck View School

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  • mr nsx

    I know someone who has been to this school and he told me that it was very boring with not a lot of independent students to talk and the staff are poorly trained and they follow u around even if u are independent and u have to prove to them that u can be one things get stolen and eduction is very weak.
    Nov 22nd, 2017

  • Zachary Griffiths

    This is horrible place with poor trained staff. If you care about your child, don't send them here.
    Sep 13th, 2016

  • angie shuttle

    My daughter was a student here as a 52 week boarder. 7 years on, what an emotional rollercoaster. Management started off good, but after many safeguarding failures and high turnover of staff, the entire experience was really not good and at times extremely dangerous. There were some actually really good, caring individuals but they were treated badly by higher management. Education wise the school was good and occasionally the therapy team seemed to actually work really well in supporting my daughter, but they were never there long enough to make a real impact, which was really sad. In my opinion the school, in its environment could have been amazing but its run by profit hungry people who see our children as cash cows and have little interest in delivering great care and outcomes for them. Social care teams put up with all the issues because there are no other options in the area for complex children with autism. It is so sad. I was hugely relieved when my daughter left( thing to note: the Cambian group were very unsupportive to us when her transition to adult provision, was to be delayed and were happy to make her homeless). Im sad to hear that the school went from bad to worse in the last few months but not at all surprised the boarding closed due to inadequate care standards. My advice to parents looking for specialist 24/7 care, dont go near a Cambian school!!
    Feb 19th, 2023

  • Jay Neaves

    When I chose Purbeck View School for my child, I had no idea that I was being duped. The glossy brochure, the shiny exterior and the sales patter were convincing and we bought it hook, line and sinker. It swiftly came to light that what you see and what you are told is not what you can expect. I urge you to look deep if you are considering this school for your vulnerable child. I urge you to read every word of the "adequate" OFSTED report it received. Restraining students, putting them in rooms and holding the door shut so they can't get out if they are in distress. A lack of monitoring and supervision. A young man removed in handcuffs by the police are just a few of the events that occurred. In terms of the education side, it is adequate. In terms of the care side, it is wildly inadequate bordering on dangerous. Staff are poorly trained and are not paid enough to care. I would not entrust my child to the staff at this school.
    Jan 26th, 2017

  • Katherine Northey

    I was often pinned down especially when staff forced me to wear winter clothing. I was not allowed a same sex staff member administering my meds, I even had a male member of staff apply cream to me. My meds were often withheld and the staff refused to give me and/or apply my creams. I was victimized by staff and pupils. I wasn't allowed a camera or a mobile phone. Staff kept discontinuing my creams. Staff trimmed pupils' nails barehanded. When I went to a b'day party, everyone was allowed chips except for me. I had a vegetarian staff member confiscate my meat burger. She forced me to eat a cucumber instead (which I didn't like) At chip shops we were only allowed small chips. I was banned from the IT room and going out several times. Staff refused to serve me cake just because I had refused to wear a coat. Staff wear a uniform and the night staff's 2-way radio's often wake the pupils up. I was not allowed to mention my obsessions. There are sometimes no latex-free gloves in units yet there are students and/or staff allergic to latex. I wasn't allowed sun cream as my skin wasn't sensitive. Sometimes they left me without a female member of staff when the only female member of staff went for her break.You can't type in Arsenal or Middlesex or youtube into the school's computer-it gets blocked. We could only print no more than 2 pieces per day. I often got hurt by the pupils requiring a body check to be done by 2 female staff members whilst I am naked in the bathroom
    Mar 3rd, 2016

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About
Purbeck View School

Purbeck View School is located at Northbrook Rd in Swanage, England BH19 1PR. Purbeck View School can be contacted via phone at (192) 942-2760 for pricing, hours and directions.

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Q What is the phone number for Purbeck View School?

A The phone number for Purbeck View School is: (192) 942-2760.


Q Where is Purbeck View School located?

A Purbeck View School is located at Northbrook Rd, Swanage, eng BH19 1PR


Q What is the internet address for Purbeck View School?

A The website (URL) for Purbeck View School is: http://www.cambiangroup.com/Ourservices/Service/Home.aspx?Id=46&s=1


Q How is Purbeck View School rated?

A Purbeck View School has a 1.7 Star Rating from 6 reviewers.

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mr nsx on Google

image I know someone who has been to this school and he told me that it was very boring with not a lot of independent students to talk and the staff are poorly trained and they follow u around even if u are independent and u have to prove to them that u can be one things get stolen and eduction is very weak.


Zachary Griffiths on Google

image This is horrible place with poor trained staff. If you care about your child, don't send them here.


angie shuttle on Google

image My daughter was a student here as a 52 week boarder. 7 years on, what an emotional rollercoaster. Management started off good, but after many safeguarding failures and high turnover of staff, the entire experience was really not good and at times extremely dangerous. There were some actually really good, caring individuals but they were treated badly by higher management. Education wise the school was good and occasionally the therapy team seemed to actually work really well in supporting my daughter, but they were never there long enough to make a real impact, which was really sad. In my opinion the school, in its environment could have been amazing but its run by profit hungry people who see our children as cash cows and have little interest in delivering great care and outcomes for them. Social care teams put up with all the issues because there are no other options in the area for complex children with autism. It is so sad. I was hugely relieved when my daughter left( thing to note: the Cambian group were very unsupportive to us when her transition to adult provision, was to be delayed and were happy to make her homeless). Im sad to hear that the school went from bad to worse in the last few months but not at all surprised the boarding closed due to inadequate care standards. My advice to parents looking for specialist 24/7 care, dont go near a Cambian school!!


Jay Neaves on Google

image When I chose Purbeck View School for my child, I had no idea that I was being duped. The glossy brochure, the shiny exterior and the sales patter were convincing and we bought it hook, line and sinker. It swiftly came to light that what you see and what you are told is not what you can expect.
I urge you to look deep if you are considering this school for your vulnerable child. I urge you to read every word of the "adequate" OFSTED report it received. Restraining students, putting them in rooms and holding the door shut so they can't get out if they are in distress. A lack of monitoring and supervision. A young man removed in handcuffs by the police are just a few of the events that occurred.
In terms of the education side, it is adequate. In terms of the care side, it is wildly inadequate bordering on dangerous. Staff are poorly trained and are not paid enough to care. I would not entrust my child to the staff at this school.


Katherine Northey on Google

image I was often pinned down especially when staff forced me to wear winter clothing. I was not allowed a same sex staff member administering my meds, I even had a male member of staff apply cream to me. My meds were often withheld and the staff refused to give me and/or apply my creams. I was victimized by staff and pupils. I wasn't allowed a camera or a mobile phone. Staff kept discontinuing my creams. Staff trimmed pupils' nails barehanded. When I went to a b'day party, everyone was allowed chips except for me. I had a vegetarian staff member confiscate my meat burger. She forced me to eat a cucumber instead (which I didn't like) At chip shops we were only allowed small chips. I was banned from the IT room and going out several times. Staff refused to serve me cake just because I had refused to wear a coat. Staff wear a uniform and the night staff's 2-way radio's often wake the pupils up. I was not allowed to mention my obsessions. There are sometimes no latex-free gloves in units yet there are students and/or staff allergic to latex. I wasn't allowed sun cream as my skin wasn't sensitive. Sometimes they left me without a female member of staff when the only female member of staff went for her break.You can't type in Arsenal or Middlesex or youtube into the school's computer-it gets blocked. We could only print no more than 2 pieces per day. I often got hurt by the pupils requiring a body check to be done by 2 female staff members whilst I am naked in the bathroom


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