Potters House
Location
Potters Bar, UK
Bedrooms
3
EBD Support
Yes
A Place To Feel At Home
Potters House is a three-bedroom children's home providing a safe, comfortable and welcoming environment for children and young people with emotional and behavioural difficulties.
Set in a quiet residential area of Potters Bar, the home offers comfortable living areas, private bedrooms and shared spaces where young people can relax, connect with others and enjoy everyday life.
Our aim is to create a stable, homely environment with consistent support, clear routines and positive relationships, so young people feel valued and able to develop at their own pace.
Everything They Need, All In One Place
Potters House is designed to provide the spaces and facilities young people need for everyday living, learning, relaxation and personal development.
Private Bedrooms
Comfortable personal spaces to relax, unwind and enjoy some quiet time.
Living & Social Spaces
Welcoming communal areas for relaxing, talking, watching TV and spending time together.
Kitchen & Dining
A practical space where young people can enjoy meals and develop everyday cooking and life skills.
Outdoor Space
A safe area to enjoy fresh air, outdoor activities and time away from the main living spaces.
Study Area
A dedicated space for homework, reading, learning and focused activities.
Recreation & Activities
Spaces and resources for games, hobbies, entertainment and shared activities.
Everyday Life With Room To Grow
Life at Potters House encourages young people to build confidence, develop practical skills and enjoy positive everyday experiences.
From education and hobbies to routines and shared activities, young people are supported to explore their interests, make choices and gradually develop greater independence.
Learn
Supporting education and personal development.
Explore
Encouraging hobbies and new experiences.
Develop
Building confidence and life skills.
Grow
Supporting independence and future goals.
Everyday Life With Room To Grow
Life at Potters House encourages young people to build confidence, develop practical skills and enjoy positive everyday experiences.
From education and hobbies to routines and shared activities, young people are supported to explore their interests, make choices and gradually develop greater independence.
Learn
Supporting education and personal development.
Explore
Encouraging hobbies and new experiences.
Develop
Building confidence and life skills.
Grow
Supporting independence and future goals.
Could Potters House Be The Right Home?
If you're looking for a safe, supportive and welcoming residential environment for a young person, our team is here to help. Get in touch to learn more about Potters House, discuss a potential placement or make a referral.