Within that Federation, both schools attained independent Ofsted Outstanding judgements in June 2014 and the move to our new building gave us the chance to build on this to create a wonderful new single school Foxwood provided education for pupils with Profound and Severe Learning Needs and Highview for pupils with Complex Needs. The journey from individual schools, through Federation in 2010, Teaching school status in January 2015 and then in September, forming a Foundation Cooperative Trust alongside 18 special schools across the County has been amazing and we are looking forward to this new and exciting chapter in the School's life. The brand new school building, specifically designed to meet the needs of the pupils at the two schools, caters for 342 pupils aged 3-19 years with Profound, Severe and Complex Needs (PSCN). We will also continue to provide training and support for mainstream schools through the Specialist Teaching and Learning Service team managed by the school. This team offers support, training, outreach advice and guidance to our mainstream colleagues. In addition, the Beacon has both conference and meeting facilities and regularly hosts nationally renowned speakers on its courses.