Who We Support

We support children, young people and young adults aged 5–25 who would benefit from additional educational, personal development or progression support.

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Not every learner we support is experiencing difficulty within education. Some simply need additional academic input, mentoring, confidence-building, careers guidance or support preparing for their next stage.

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This can include:

• Primary and secondary-aged learners

• Mainstream learners requiring additional academic support

• Learners with SEND

• Learners with SEMH needs

• Learners with EHCPs

• Electively Home Educated learners

• Learners experiencing EBSA or attendance difficulties

• Learners at risk of exclusion

• Learners who have been excluded from school

• Learners awaiting an appropriate educational placement

• Care-experienced children and young people

• Learners living within care settings

• ESOL and EAL learners

• Learners preparing for examinations or Functional Skills

• Post-16 learners

• Young adults aged 18–25

• Young people preparing for college or further education

• Young people exploring apprenticeships and training

• Young people preparing for employment

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