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Take a look at our school information report to find out more about us.

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Isla Ellis is our SENDCo and Inclusion Lead

She has a wealth of experience both teaching and supporting children and young people with SEND, she has the NASENDCo qualification and a Masters with her dissertation researching ways of supporting children in the classroom through structured teaching approaches. She has numerous qualifications in SEND including Trauma Informed training, STORM training, mental health support and specific Autism qualifications. Isla also has a PG Diploma in SEND and has completed the National Professional Qualifications in Senior Leadership and Leading Early Years.

Isla is also a singer and musician and has performed across the country with her Internationally award-winning company, many of her colleagues have gone on the perform in the West End and UK and International touring productions.

She has nearly 25 years of experience working in Education in many roles covering Primary, Secondary, Specialist, adult learning and birth to 5; founding her own highly successful childcare business before returning to the classroom.

She loves to cosy up with a good book, cooking and baking, spending time with her family, and long walks with her dog

Penny.

Isla says, "Working with young people is why I do what I do everyday; I teach because children deserve a safe place to learn, grow, and find love and support.  I have the best job and am so happy to spend each day with such wonderful pupils and colleagues."

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Kayley Smith is our Deputy SENDCo.

She is currently studying the National Professional Qualification in Special Educational Needs. She is an experienced teacher with a background in Psychology.

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A page full of resources and information for neurodiverse children, young people and their families who are receiving support from the CDC

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A page full of resources and information for neurodiverse children, young people and their families who are receiving support from the CDC

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Follow this link to find more information on Children's Occupational Therapy

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CAMHS have a number of helplines on their website. For more information please see

CAMHS | Livewell Southwest