Rowan School, an independent special educational needs primary school in Dudley, dedicated to supporting learners aged 5-11 years with a wide range of additional needs, is proud to announce its membership in the Independent Schools Association (ISA).
This significant milestone makes Rowan the latest school within Melrose Education to join the esteemed organisation, following in the footsteps of Belgrave School, Highgate Hill House School, and TLC The Learning Centre.
As part of the ISA, Rowan School will gain access to a wealth of resources, professional development opportunities, and a strong network of like-minded independent schools. The association is renowned for championing high standards and innovation in education, aligning perfectly with Rowan School’s purpose for all  children to achieve their very best in all areas of school life and excel within the wider community and later into adult life.
Tracey Storey, Founder, CEO and Executive Chair of Melrose Education, commented on the announcement: “We are delighted to see Rowan School join the ISA, further strengthening our group’s commitment to delivering exceptional education for learners with diverse needs. The ISA plays a crucial role in supporting independent schools, and this membership will provide Rowan with valuable opportunities to collaborate, develop, and enhance its provision. At Melrose Education, we are passionate about ensuring every learner reaches their full potential, and this affiliation reinforces our dedication to educational excellence.”
Rowan School caters to young people with a wide range of additional needs, including Cognition and Learning, Communication and Interaction, Social and Emotional Mental Health, and Sensory and Physical., offering a highly individualised curriculum in a supportive and nurturing environment. By joining the ISA, Rowan will benefit from enhanced professional development, access to educational research, and the opportunity to share best practices across the independent sector.
For more information about Rowan School and its approach to specialist education, please visit: https://www.therowanschool.co.uk/