Mum sets up school for special needs children who were missing out

ONE MOTHER SAYS HER 'PRAYERS HAVE BEEN ANSWERED' BY CLASSES

- By JOEL MOORE

A MUM is organising classes for children with special educational needs who she believes have "fallen under the radar" of mainstream education.

Emma Stapleford set up Imagine-Nation in October, along with another mum, who has a child with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).

Run from the Pearson Centre in Beeston, the enterprise offers classes in core subjects such as maths, English, science and geography, as well as art and self-defence sessions, starting from £7 each.

"The end goal was to create a one-stop shop to do all the learning in one place," said Ms Stapleford.