Inscape House School

Please note: Inscape House School will now be opening to students on Monday 7th September

At Inscape House School, we break down barriers to learning for children with autism. Based in Cheadle, we support young people from Year 1 to Year 14.

We recognise that every child is different. That's why we create individual learning programmes matched with a core team of therapists. All delivered by our dedicated team and accredited by the National Autistic Society.

Key information

If you can’t find the information that you need below, please contact our reception on 0161 283 4750

If you're a parent or carer, we've put together some key information that you might find useful.

School opening hours

Our day starts at 8.55 am and finishes at 3.00 pm. Registration for the morning closes at 9.30 am and at 2.00 pm in the afternoon.

Contact details

Inscape House School
Together Trust campus
Schools Hill
Cheadle
SK8 1JE

0161 283 4750
inscape.admin@togethertrust.org.uk

Sara Bayley, Headteacher
Giles Gaddum, Chair of the governing body

School policies and premium spending

Our policies help create a safe environment in which children can learn and develop.

You can download and read our school policies and reports online.

You can also download and read our pupil premium spending online.

Read our Prospectus

Admissions

An admission typically involves:

Your initial visit to the school
A referral from the local authority
An observation in your child’s school or other familiar setting by a member of our staff team
We would then offer the local authority a place if suitable
The local authority will agree to fund the placement
The transition plan will start, including home visits by our staff and introductory visits to the school

We will support you throughout the admissions and transition process.

Ofsted report

We're proud to have been awarded 'Good' in our most recent Ofsted inspection. Read our report online.

"Autism is no barrier for pupils at this school. You and your staff have proven that pupils with autism can continue to develop skills and strategies that enable them to participate as independent, valued citizens enjoying equal rights and opportunities."

Ofsted report, 2017

School performance tables

You can find and compare our school performance information online.

Careers Education

The Careers Programme

We recognise the importance of providing our students, parents and guardians with access to careers information in preparation for future transitions. We also understand that it is essential to provide a range of events that will offer providers an opportunity to access the school to offer impartial careers advice to students and/or their parents. Inscape House School has been awarded the Fair Train Silver Quality Standard Award, which recognises an excellent provision for work experience. Please find further information about our careers programme via the links provided.

You can find out more information about our careers team, resources, the programme here.

You can download our careers programme throughout the academic year for students from Year 8 to Year 14 here.

Covid-19 Risk Assessments

Click here to find out further information on the Covid-19 Risk Assessments.

Inscape House School news

Inscape students have A Level success despite national result day concerns

13 August 2020 - 2:15pm

For students across the country 13 August 2020 has been etched in their minds for some time now. However with Covid-19 and last minute reforms to A Level and GCSE grading, this week has not been easy for students.

For students at specialist schools and colleges, these strange and uncertain times have created yet more barriers in a world where a great deal already exist. Despite these challenges students at Inscape House School are celebrating a number of fantastic results.

A painting of a person undergoing an eye test

Inscape Art Department has plenty to celebrate!

17 July 2020 - 1:15pm

There have been multiple reasons to celebrate for art students at Inscape House School with recognition for their fantastic work coming in various shapes and sizes. While the current healthcare pandemic has put a hold on the majority of school and college work across the country, a number of students from Inscape have been able to complete their projects and start planning for what their future holds.

“I felt like I had won a golden ticket”

29 November 2019 - 12:00pm

We were treated to a moving speech at today's AGM from Inscape student, Ethan, where he talked about how much of a difference the Together Trust and staff at Inscape have made to his life. Around 40 people were at the event, including staff, trustees, governors and Salford ceremonial mayor and Stockport ceremonial mayors and mayoress.