Welcome to the Island Project School. We are an independent school founded in 2008, serving children with autism from age 6 to 19.
We have outgrown our original location and moved to Diddington Hall, Meriden in the spring term of 2010. It is a fantastic building with beautiful grounds. We also won the Schools category of the 2010 Children's Champions awards.
We have outgrown our original location and moved to Diddington Hall, Meriden in the spring term of 2010. It is a fantastic building with beautiful grounds. We also won the Schools category of the 2010 Children's Champions awards.
The children now have access to outdoor space, sensory areas, play areas, an IT suite, socialisation areas as well as functional learning facilities for the older children. All the children at the school are taught on a one to one basis and have made fantastic progress in the short time they have been with us, thanks to our hardworking and dedicated staff.
In January 2012 the school was very proud of all the pupils and staff having scored full marks in the Oftsed inspection, which we have been classed OUTSTANDING in ALL areas.
The Inspector commented:
"the quality of teaching and assessment is outstanding"
"the curriculum is outstanding. It is extremely well tailored to meet the individual needs of all pupils"
"This extremely cohesive and effective multi-professional approach, in which expertise is shared by all disciplines, is an important strength of the school and has a significant impact on the progress made by all pupils"
Please click on the link to read the report and the OUTSTANDING progress the school and pupils are making. Ofsted
Click the links to view our Policies and Procedures:
Child Protection Policy and Procedures
“Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree,
it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid.”
Albert Einstein
-->
Child Protection Policy and Procedures
“Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree,
it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid.” Albert Einstein
-->