Teacher and pupil at MacIntyre School, Westoning Manor

A teacher with a pupil, working on a jigsaw, at MacIntyre School, Westoning Manor, near Flitwick, Bedfordshire. Another pupil sits at a table in the background, working happily on his own. MacIntyre Schools Ltd was set up in 1966 by Kenneth Newton Wright. His vision was to provide lifelong care, education and development to people with learning disabilities who would otherwise have spent their entire lives in long stay hospitals. He named the schools after his grandmother's Scottish clan, and wore a kilt at fundraising events

Bedfordshire Benevolence Clan Disabilities Disability Disabled Fundraising Jigsaw Kilt Lesson Lifelong Macintyre Pupil Vision

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