Last week, we submitted our response to the Education Committee’s inquiry on Solving the SEND Crisis. Read the Together Trust's summarised and full response in our latest blog.

Bridge College is proud to offer a curriculum that allows students to follow their creative passions, including drama, music and dance.

Inscape recently acquired a new addition to the highly successful AAI team. That being an axolotl! The axolotl is named Axie, as voted by the students. ​

On Wednesday 8 January, we proudly held the parliamentary launch of our joint project with National Star: What Comes After Education for Young People with SEND.

This Tuesday, St Mary's Church in Cheadle hosted the Together Trust's Christmas carol concert. Parents, carers, and staff were moved by touching readings and performances by children and young people from the Together Trust's services.

We’re excited to announce that, on 8 January 2025, we’re launching the findings of our 'What comes after education?' nationwide survey along with recommendations for the government, local authorities, education and social health care providers to take action and make lasting improvements.

5 December is International Volunteer Day. On this day, the United Nations pays tribute each year to volunteers all around the world - and we take this chance to say thank you to our Together Trust volunteers too. 

We were delighted to welcome Tom Morrison, Liberal Democrats MP for Cheadle to our campus last week! As part of UK Parliament Week, our focus at Inscape House School was on learning more about democracy. Mr. Morrison talked to our young people about being an MP, advocating for others, as well as his experience with homelessness and social housing.

On Wednesday the 6th of November, almost 200 students and staff from Inscape House School went on a school trip to Chester Zoo. Many of the students are passionate about animals, so there was a lot of excitement, especially with many younger students from lower school.​​