The Island Project School

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School summary

With just 19 pupils on roll, The Island Project School is among the smallest independent schools a family in Solihull might consider. Its scale lends itself to close attention and a tightly knit community, where each child is well known to staff. The school is co-educational, takes pupils from age 11, and follows no particular religious character. It is inspected by the ISI and led by headteacher Mrs Sarah Diane Gallagher.

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Teaching & academics

Admission is available at 11 through the 11+ process. The school's very small size means teaching can be closely tailored, with high adult-to-pupil ratios a natural feature of a roll this compact.

Head · Mrs Sarah Diane Gallagher

School life & ethos

Religious character
None
Boarding
No

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An unusually small independent setting in Solihull, best suited to families who value individual attention over the bustle of a larger school.

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The Island Project School 11+: frequently asked questions

Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.