Headteacher Sue Tinson has risked £500,000 of personal debt to open The Serendipity Centre - a school for girls with complex emotional and behavioural issues. To many of the girls, the Southampton-based school, set within an adapted bungalow, acts as a last chance for an education. Find out more as Sue reveals the methods and practices she has developed to work effectively with this hard to reach group. The programme also looks at what can be done with some of our most vulnerable teenagers, and questions whether a damaged childhood necessarily leads to a damaged life.
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Really interesting video to show ways to help children who are deemed unteachable.
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