Ruskin Mill Trust operates three successful and expanding independent specialist colleges for young people aged 16-25, and one specialist school for people aged 7 - 19 with complex learning and behavioural difficulties, many of whom have autistic spectrum conditions.

Since 1986, generations of students have benefited from the Trust's practical skills therapeutic education, a unique programme that draws its inspiration from Rudolf Steiner, John Ruskin and William Morris. The Trust's purpose is to improve the lifetime opportunities for all people with learning disabilities and accordingly provides a wide variety of services, ranging from the Brantwood Specialist School in Sheffield for SEN pupils aged 7-19 years to the Darlington-based Clervaux Life which provides 24-hour care and training for adults.

To download a prospectus for each of our specialist education provisions, click here.