Historical overview of The Browns' School, detailing its origins in 1943 as a movement to support children with cerebral palsy

This document is a historical overview of The Browns' School, detailing its origins in 1943 as a movement to support children with cerebral palsy. It recounts the founding of the group known as 'The Browns' in 1952, the establishment of a therapy centre in 1958, and the school’s transition to state management in 1964. The school moved to Pinetown in 1968 and relocated to new facilities in 1979, eventually growing to serve around 375 students. The text describes the school’s development but does not offer any current opportunities for application, enrollment, or participation.