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Our School Offer

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Welcome to Isebrook School

Isebrook School proudly supports students aged 11 to 18 (Years 7 to 13), with a specialist focus on Cognition and Learning.

Our curriculum is built around the key principles of 'Preparation for Adulthood', helping every student develop the skills and confidence they need for life beyond school. We understand that each learner is unique, so we adapt our approach in a variety of ways to meet individual needs.

We offer a wide range of on-site therapies, including:

  • Occupational Therapy
  • Physiotherapy
  • Access to privately provided speech and language therapy
  • Pastoral support

This ensures that every student receives what they need for their holistic development.

Our facilities and strong partnerships with families, local professionals, and the community enable us to deliver high-quality education and care for all our students.

We celebrate our students’ achievements passionately and work collaboratively to prepare our learners for adulthood, fostering independence, confidence, and a lifelong love of learning.

All of our students:

  • Have an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) supported by North Northamptonshire Council.
  • Have identified Cognition and Learning Needs.
  • Benefit from a wide range of specialist support, including:
    • A trauma-informed approach to teaching and learning
    • A Total Communication approach to support understanding and expression
    • Access to our on-site Occupational Therapist
    • A whole school Thrive approach and access to support from Thrive Practitioners and ELSA-trained staff
    • A progressive, outcome-focused curriculum
    • Daily Sensory Circuits to support regulation and readiness to learn
    • Specialist lessons, such as Art, Music, and Cookery
    • PE lessons led by experienced Sports Coaches

Most of our students:

  • Have a diagnosis that impacts their cognition and learning.
  • Access a rich and supportive curriculum, including:
    • Functional Skills qualifications in English and Maths
    • Small class sizes with a typical ratio of 13 students to 1 teacher and 2 teaching assistants
    • Class-based interventions aligned with their EHCP targets
    • Horticulture and Animal Care sessions on our school site
    • Outdoor learning and play spaces
    • Community Inclusion opportunities
    • Options lessons for Key Stage 4 and Post-16 learners
    • The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Scheme

Some of our students:

  • Have additional communication and interaction differences that affect how they learn and process information.
  • Benefit from a range of personalised support, which may include:
    • Play Therapy
    • Riding for the Disabled
    • Tailored timetables (on and off-site) agreed with the Local Authority
    • Privately sourced Speech & Language Therapy
    • Warm Water Swimming to support physical and emotional wellbeing
    • Lego Therapy
    • Drawing & Talking

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