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ESPA College is part of Education & Services for People with Autism in Tyne and Wear England. The college provides various services for people on the autistic spectrum. The college management team is located in the same buildings as the students. It educates young people aged 16–25. It was recognised in a 2010 OFSTED report as having good overall effectiveness.〔http://www.gnn.gov.uk/Content/Detail.asp?ReleaseID=47023&NewsAreaID=2 GNN - Government News Network]〕 ==The College== Opened in 1992, the college has provided a unique educational experience for learners. All learners follow a tailor made curriculum, which is a programme of study and support specifically designed to meet the social, educational and emotional needs of the young adults that study there. Every learner has an Individual Learning Plan specific to their needs, which includes targets that learners refer to during their Record Of Achievement and Development (ROAD) target system; this is no longer used as was scrapped last year (2013) as was not working well. ESPA aims to provide people with Asperger syndrome and other related disorders with an inclusive education. One aspect of this is protecting students with AS from neurotypical students who would engage in bullying and other forms of abuse, in mainstream environments. The college is currently going through re-structuring (September 2014) and is currently managed by a team of four people: Lesley Lane is the Chief Executive, Paul Cook is the Principal, Sara Everett is the Deputy Principal( Changing job titles), and Mike Smith is the Admissions, Placements & Transitions Manager. Each site has its own management structure which includes college co-ordinators. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「ESPA College」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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