Young people in ISP often require significant additional support in order to overcome difficulties with learning.
ISP works with schools to ensure that all our young people are placed at an appropriate school and that they are offered every opportunity to reach their academic potential.
We provide a range of support services for young people in schools, either through direct work with the young person, or through collaborative working with a range of professionals in ISP, their school or the local authority.
We run our own ISP School, rated as good with outstanding features by Ofsted, across two sites in Kent. Support services at the school include transport, therapy, educational psychology, and speech and language services. Food and Positive Touch play important therapeutic roles at ISP School.
ISP also provides training courses for schools and local authorities on supporting and coping with troubled young people in schools.
ISP Summaries of School Policies
"I was off the wall when I lived at home in London. I never went to school, we just got into trouble and some of my friends even died in fires and stuff. At first it was hard going to the ISP school. I used to do nothing but kick off every day - 298 incidents in one term. And look at me now - it’s amazing." Read more...
