Tailoring learning to each individual student is the goal of innovative schools the world over but that challenge is nowhere greater than in those for pupils with severe and complex learning difficulties. Michael Tippett is an award-winning British school, rebuilt by the architect of the London Eye, that makes a bold statement about the place of autistic and wheelchair-bound students in the community and expands their horizons, forms a hub for specialist professionals to help the children and uses technology to transport them to imaginary worlds of virtual forests and magical beaches - without leaving inner city Lambeth.
