Research shows that Looked After Children (LAC) may experience emotional instability which can reduce their capacity to engage with education. This study evaluates an attachment based therapeutic Theraplay® intervention designed to bridge the gap between the emotional well-being of LAC and their engagement in education. Twenty LAC between the ages of five to 11 from nine schools participated in the project over eight months. The mixed method study used a repeated measures design. Strengths and difficulties questionnaires were used pre- and post-intervention; semi-structured interviews with teaching staff were conducted and children's views were gathered. Quantitative results show a reduction in the children's total strengths and difficulties stress scores post-intervention. Qualitative feedback shows noticeable changes in the children's relationship skills, confidence and engagement with education. The complexities of supporting LAC in education and implications for educational psychology practice are explored.