Through Tailored Education Group, our alternative provision, independent school and specialist SEND schools support young people with social, emotional and mental health needs and autism, with an education shaped around how each young person learns best.
Three types of provision, one shared approach: personalised, trauma-informed and neuro-affirming, with each young person's strengths and needs at the heart of their education.
A fresh start for young people who learn best with a more personal approach. Personalised timetables and small groups help them grow in confidence, enjoy coming to school and work towards meaningful qualifications.
A flexible, carefully structured curriculum of core subjects and vocational pathways, with consistent pastoral support and weekly, termly and yearly progress reports.
Teaching that supports communication needs, sensory differences and emotional regulation, helping young people build confidence, resilience and independence at their own pace.
Our Tailored Training Centre gives young people hands-on vocational learning in construction and hair and beauty, building practical skills, confidence and a clear path into further training, apprenticeships and employment.
Enrichment is part of everyday school life, helping young people discover new interests, work as a team and achieve things they're proud of.
Weekly boxing sessions build fitness, focus and discipline, supporting PE qualifications and the Duke of Edinburgh Award.
From World Book Day to quiet reading every day, we help young people enjoy books and stories.
From planting trees with Lancashire Wildlife Trust to taking on the Three Peaks Challenge together.
We work closely with placing authorities, SEND teams and families from the very first conversation, so every plan is built around the young person.
Our education team can talk you through our provision, admissions and EHCP support.
