ABOUT MILTON SCHOOL

Principals Welcome

Milton School is a special through school and is part of the Interaction and Communication Academy Trust (ICAT). It is presently a small Trust of special schools across Yorkshire and Humber.

We are proud to be part of the Trust which enables Milton learning community to share our ideas, strengths and expertise to provide the best possible learning opportunities for all our pupils.

The Milton learning community enables bespoke personalised learning opportunities.

We provide education for young people aged 5-16 years with Autistic Spectrum Conditions and Communication and Interaction difficulties.

Our philosophy is founded on a desire to make a difference. Within Milton learning community, we ensure our young people get every opportunity to achieve their full potential in life.

Our aim is to enable every pupil to flourish by encouraging and building upon their unique strengths and interests.

We recognise the importance of developing every pupil’s social, emotional and personal development.

Our website is designed to give you a flavour of our amazing 5-16 through school and an insight into our commitment and values.

Our aim is to prepare children for the wider world of work and leisure and preparation for adulthood.

Amanda Costello

Principal

National Leader of Education

Our Philosophy "Belive and You Will Achieve"

We encourage our students to develop their social skills and give them room for personal development.

We encourage our students to strive towards meaningful goals and support them as they solve the problems they encounter so that they gain increased levels of autonomy.

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Our Aims

To provide a stimulating, caring and safe environment where pupils develop a sense of self worth and a capacity for enjoyment.

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To enlarge a child’s knowledge through relevant learning experiences, encouraging all children to reach the highest standards of which they are capable.

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To encourage children to be active participants in, and contributors to, society.

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To prepare children for the wider world of work and leisure with skills and attitudes which enhance their ability to adapt and change in modern society.

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To provide a school where everyone has the right to learn and work together free from abuse, intimidation and violence.