Face-to-Face Provision

Our face-to-face provision is built around connection, trust and individual need, giving children and young people the dedicated time, space and support to engage, build confidence and make meaningful progress.

face-to-face provision

To discuss a referral, or find out more about how we could support a child or young person you are working with, please contact us at [email protected] or call 07562 959007. We would love to hear from you.

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Package 1: Student Mentoring

Ten weekly sessions of 1 hour of individualised 1:1 provision

Each session offers one hour of engaging, purposeful activities carefully matched with the individual child/young person, focused on EHCP or other individualised outcomes, preparing for adulthood and developing confidence with essential life skills. Sessions place particular emphasis on social and emotional mental health, wellbeing, communication, sense of self and re-engagement with learning.

Within the package, the mentor weaves together emotional awareness work (delivered directly or discreetly, depending on what works for the child/young person), social skills development, regular ‘check-ins’ and explicit ‘circle of trust’ work – all building steadily towards agreed outcomes.

Progress is tracked throughout using appropriate monitoring tools, emotion cards and wellbeing assessments, and regular session reports are provided.

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Package 2: Resilience Building

Ten weekly half-day sessions of 2.5 hours of individualised 1:1 provision.

Our Resilience Building package is designed to develop communication, confidence, social and life skills. It offers a weekly half-day of outdoor and community-based activity, planned and delivered around the child/young person’s own strengths and interests. Sessions provide rich pro-social opportunities that develop a genuine sense of achievement, resilience, wellbeing and engagement – the building blocks for a successful return to learning.

Activities might include visits to museums, galleries, farm parks and pottery cafés, alongside other outdoor and hands-on experiences chosen with and for the child/young person, aligned to clear outcomes. A high level of flexibility and adaptability, with a constant focus on relationship building and interest-led learning with an experienced and appropriately trained mentor/teacher, ensures every session remains accessible – even for children and young people for whom other provision has not yet been the right fit. Regular session reports are provided.

Senia
Beech Hall
Acer Trust
Mental Health Natters
European Union
Inter-change
Omnia Learning Trust
Maiden Erlegh Trust
Haybrook College Trust
Hampshire County Council
Propeller Academy Trust
Emmanuel Schools Foundation
Hamilton Brookes
Derby Diocesan Academy Trust
Oxfordshire County Council
West Berkshire County Council
Inspire Educational Consultancy
British School Muscat
ILM Education Consultants
Blue Sky
LIFE
OTSA
The Gallery Trust
River Learning Trust
Colegio Anglo Colombiano
The White Horse Federation
UNESCO
Secret Link