We do hope that this website provides you with a flavour of our distinctive and successful School.
We have a passionate belief in all pupils receiving a challenging and inspirational education. Our ambitious and enthusiastic staff also attach great importance to the development of pupils’ individuality and their having regard for tolerance, courtesy and respect. IPS pupils are able to find their strengths whether to become the promising musician, the meticulous scholar, the outstanding sportsman or the talented artist. The School sees its responsibility as ensuring that the accomplishments of our pupils reflect their talents and interests and as they leave Ibstock Place School they do so as creative, resilient and empathetic adults.
We do encourage you most warmly to arrange an appointment to visit the School during one of the Open Days and Events and we look forward to meeting you soon.
Anna Sylvester-Johnson
Headmistress
Our School has a proud record of academic achievement and our pupils’ outcomes in public examinations are excellent. Unsurprisingly, results of such a calibre are reflected in our Sixth Form pupils’ destinations for Higher Education. Our pupils move on to study at the world’s top universities.
Examination ResultsThrough teaching which challenges and inspires, a broad curriculum and a supportive pastoral system we develop and nurture the qualities that lead to successful and fulfilled lives.
Discover our Aims and Ethos
We are delighted to be a partner in the NT Live programme which screens outstanding drama and musical performances from London’s West End and South Bank direct to the IPS Theatre. We extend the warmest of invitations to the local community to share the experience with us. Please follow the link to view our forthcoming screening programme and make a booking.
Make a bookingEach academic year we offer a number of Open Day events for prospective pupils and parents to visit the School. At these events, parents are able to meet Mrs Sylvester-Johnson, the Headmistress, members of the Teaching Staff, and speak to pupils.
Admissions
It's Science Week and, with the help of some plasticine, a small balloon and a vacuum jar, Mr Kerr is explaining the impact on the unprotected human body of Space experienced without a spacesuit (it's definitely not recommended). https://t.co/NEZhfByBrH
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