Lewisham Alternative and Collaborative
Provision Directory
Key Stage 4
20th May 2011
Lewisham Alternative and Collaborative
Provision Directory
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Foreword
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Introduction
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Abbey Manor College
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BEP Group
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Be Totally You
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Lewisham College
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PMA Community College
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RollingSound
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Springboard Bromley Trust
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StreetVibes
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Sway UK
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Twin Group
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The Tutorial Foundation
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Wize Up
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Young Lewisham Project
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Foreword
Last May we embarked upon the development and implementation of the Lewisham
Quality Assurance structure based on the ‘Young London Matters’ framework. A year on
we can be comfortable in that the collaborative and alternative provision included in this
directory meets a minimum standard of provision and providers are working with us to
achieve excellence.
The framework has outlined that providers should ensure that all learners are safe and
secure and that provision for Lewisham young people is effective, efficient and value for
money
Many people contributed to this Quality Assurance process. I would like to take this
opportunity to say a BIG thank you to everyone involved for the support and commitment
that have made this directory a reality.
Ruth Griffiths
Lewisham 14-19 Strategic Lead
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Introduction
The providers in this directory have completed the Lewisham self assessment framework
and been visited by members of the Lewisham Alternative and Collaborative Quality
Assurance Team.
Providers will now be required to use the Lewisham Learner Tracking System (CLM) as
part of the conditions of the Quality Assurance Framework and inclusion in this directory.
Schools and other agencies who take up the services of these providers are responsible
for ensuring that programmes meet the needs of individual learners. Schools and other
agencies can use the Learner Tracking System (CLM) to monitor attendance, punctuality
and progress (attainment).
Quality Monitoring and Evaluation Framework
Purpose
The framework is intended as a tool for monitoring consistency and quality in::
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Leadership and Management
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Delivery of Alternative Provision (Year 10 – 11 learners)
The framework enables the Lewisham 14-19 Partnership to share effective practice and
improve overall provision and learners’ experiences and outcomes. The framework
provides criteria against which the various aspects of the programme can be assessed.
Framework
The Framework covers seven themes:
1. Achievement and standards
2. Teaching and learning
3. Admissions, guidance and support
4. Learner entitlement
5. Leadership and management
6. Professional development
7. Employer engagement
The criteria have been identified as key quality indicators for the various aspects and
stages of alternative programmes.
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The Quality Assurance Process
The Quality Assurance Team comprised a representative mix of colleagues from the
Lewisham 14-19 Partnership:
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Lewisham College
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Lewisham Schools
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Abbey Manor College
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Lewisham Council
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14-19 Team
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Access and Inclusion
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Standards and Achievement
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Lewisham Education Business Partnership
Providers completed a Self Assessment and submitted it to the Quality Assurance Team.
Two members from the Lewisham Alternative and Collaborative Quality Assurance Team
then visited the providers.
During the visit
The Self Assessment formed the basis of the visit but the Team also included:
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Discussion around assessment data
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Joint visits to learning environments
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Discussion with teaching staff / tutors
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Sampling learners’ work
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Ensuring that safeguarding arrangements (including CRB checks for all staff) were in
place
At the end of the visit, views based on the evidence seen during the visit, were discussed
with the provider. Discussions with the provider concluded and provisional strengths,
areas for development and a grade were agreed collaboratively in preparation for
completion of the Quality Improvement Plan.
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After the visit
Final notes of the visit were agreed jointly by the providers and visiting Lewisham
Alternative and Collaborative Quality Assurance Team members and reported to the full
Quality Assurance Group.
The Quality Assurance Team will visit Providers on an annual cycle to update the Quality
Improvement Plan. The Quality Assurance Framework has a three year cycle.
Providers that have been successful in the Quality Assurance process are listed in this
directory.
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List of providers
Abbey Manor College
Type of provision
Abbey Manor College provides educational programmes for 11-16 year olds who do not
conform to conventional education. Abbey Manor College offers a completely new
approach to constructive learning based on vocational programmes at KS4 (14-16) and an
integrated learning model at KS3 (11-13). The College is developing a reputation as a
centre of excellence in providing creative and innovative programmes for learners who are
on the verge of permanent exclusion from school or have been permanently excluded.
Contact person and details
Liz Jones
Abbey Manor College
40 Falmouth Close
London SE12 8PJ, Tel: 020 8297 7060
Type of learner
Excluded learners or those at risk of exclusion. Learners unable to access mainstream
school for medical or psychiatric reasons.
How can learners access it? - referral routes
Via the Local Authority, Schools, Fair Access Panel, the Special Education Needs
placement panel and direct to the College.
When, where and how is this provided – includes times of the week and / or year
Provision is provided over three locations: Broadoak (Lee), John Evelyn (Ladywell) and
Lewisham Hospital. Learners follow the Borough’s school academic year and are offered
a minimum of 25 hours a week of full time education.
Charges
£140 per week for the academic year 2010/11.
Plans to change this provision in the future
Sixth Form provision as from September 2011.
Schools and Local Authorities that Abbey Manor College works with
All Lewisham schools, Greenwich, Croydon, Barking & Dagenham, Southwark, Lambeth,
Bexley, Bromley, Newham, Hackney, Islington, Hammersmith & Fulham, Westminster and
Medway.
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BEP Group
Type of Provision
BEP provides full-time and part-time alternative provision for 14-16 year olds in Key
Stage 4 via their Vocation Inclusion Programme (VIP).
BEP has been running VIP successfully for more than 10 years and currently work with
over 150 students in three London Boroughs. The success of this programme is due to a
combination of high level pastoral support through a dedicated keyworker, small tutor
groups (no more than 8 students per group), and an emphasis on employer links and
progression to employment, including apprenticeships and further vocational
qualifications.
Qualifications Offered:
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Foundation learning including Functional Skills in English, Maths and ICT from
entry Level 1 through to Level 2
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ASDAN Bronze/Silver/CoPE
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Vocational courses including BTEC Level 1 in Construction, Child Care and
Hairdressing
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Extended Vocational Work Experience.
Contact person and details
Debbie Wilson, BEP Group
T 0845 273 2226 M 07971 112713
E debbie.wilson@bepgroup.net
Type of learner
Entry Level to Level 2 learners who would be best suited to a vocational pathway.
How can learners access it? - referral routes
Schools/Colleges, Pupil Referral Units and the local authority can refer young people to
the programme directly.
When, where and how is this provided – includes times of the week and / or year
The BEP centre in Ladywell will be open from September 2011.
BEP offer full-time and part-time provision, one to five days per week, Monday to Friday
throughout the school term.
VIP is open to Year 9, Year 10 and Year 11. Learners can start courses at any point
during Key Stage 4, including the final term of Year 11.
Days and times are negotiated with schools according to learner and school
requirements.
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Charges
Prices are dependent on the type of provision required, please contact Debbie Wilson to
discuss requirements.
Plans to change this provision in the future
BEP welcome feedback from all stakeholders and as the new Lewisham Centre becomes
established, BEP intend to widen our range of qualifications over the next few years
according to local needs.
Schools and Local Authorities BEP Group works with
Schools and/or pupil referral units in the local authorities in Havering, Redbridge, Barking
and Dagenham and Brentwood. BEP are currently working with approximately 25
schools.
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Be Totally You
Type of provision
Be Totally You is a not-for-profit organisation with charitable aims. Be Totally You
provides young people with accredited training on a flexible “roll on roll off” basis. Be
Totally You has been helping learners back into education and employment since 2005.
Be Totally You’s mission is to help young people achieve their full potential - working with
learners that are Not in Education, Employment or Training (NEET) or at risk of becoming
NEET. Be Totally You also specialise in small group training and one to one sessions. Be
Totally You do positive activities in Performing and Creative Arts with the local community
and schools. Be Totally You hold annual award ceremonies to celebrate the achievements
of participants and to inspire other young people within the community.
Literacy, Numeracy and ICT, Employability Skills, Business Admin / Customer Service,
Media and Performing Arts, Personal Development.
Contact person and details
Darae Palmer
38 Campshill Road
Lewisham
SE13 6QT
darae@betotallyyou.co.uk
020 8463 0598
Type of learner
14 – 19 young people at risk of becoming NEET and or those looking to be involved in
positive activities.
How can learners access it? - referral routes
Referral Form via the website (www.betotallyyou.co.uk).
When, where and how is this provided – includes times of the week and / or year
Monday – Friday 9am- 5pm (excluding national holidays).
Charges
This is determined by the referral. i.e. full time request or two days per week or specialised
subjects.
Schools and Local Authorities Be Totally You works with
Sedgehill School, Prendergast School, Deptford Green School, St Matthews Academy,
Lewisham youth A.I.D., Looked after children, Jobcentre Plus.
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Lewisham College
Type of provision
Various courses for KS4 learners usually as part time school link provision and part of a
Foundation Learning programme or vocational courses to complement school based
GCSEs.
Work Related Learning
1 day per week over 2 years, vocational courses at L1 or L2 in a range of areas – Hair and
Beauty, Business Retail, Hospitality ( Food prep and Food service) , Construction Crafts,
IT, Child care, Music and Media, Design and Fashion, Sport. Learners work in mixed
groups with learners from all partner schools. Year 10 Mondays, Year 11 Fridays.
KS4 Alternative Curriculum
Full time pilot provision for young people in KS4 at risk of exclusion from school, of
becoming NEET or in need of a fresh start. Core programme of Functional Skills and/ or
GCSE, Work Skills, Personal Development, sport, Art or Music technology, with two
vocational options using wider college facilities and work experience.
Entry Links Programme
For Year 11 learners from local Special Schools in preparation for 16+ transition. The
courses involve an extended induction to the College and its facilities, taster programmes
in various practical areas of the college and personal and social development.
Bespoke Links
The College works with local schools to offer tailored link programmes to meet individual
schools needs. Previously Lewisham College has worked with schools to offer GCSE
Engineering, L2 construction, Fashion and Design and Hospitality.
Curriculum Enrichment, Taster days and visits
The College is happy to offer some experience of a vocational area and tour of the
facilities as part of careers education, planning for post 16 choices or to enrich an area of
the school based curriculum by seeing applied skills in the work place. Previous visits
have included GCSE Food Technology visiting the Hospitality kitchens and restaurants,
Travel and Tourism to our cabin crew training room, Maths or Physics to the Construction
department, Science to Hair & Beauty.
Contact person and details
14-16 School Links Team at Lewisham College main number 020 8692 0353 OR:
Caralyn Betts
14-16 Manager
Simon Tolaram
WRL programmes and KS4 Alternative
provision
Entry Link programmes
Fran Gorton
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020 8694 3385/
020 8320 2922
020 8320 2922/
020 8694 4782
020 8694 3385/
020 8694 4782
Type of learner
KS4 learners - eligibility depends on course but usually those young people with a
particular vocational interest or those in need of a fresh start in a new learning
environment.
How can learners access it? - referral routes
Referral via the home school or Local Authority. Applicants for the KS4 Full time
Alternative provision are interviewed with parents/carers following referral from school.
For vocational / WRL programmes completion of an application form following
attendance at the College Open Day for Year 9s.
When, where and how is this provided – includes times of the week and / or year
WRL / School Links Monday Year 10, Friday Year 11, 9.00am – 3.00pm.
KS4 Alternative Provision – Monday to Friday, 9.00am – 3.00pm.
Entry Links one day per week as arranged with individual schools.
Charges
For new Yr 10 School Groups (of up to 15 learners) £13,000 per group for 1 day per week
provision for the year (5 hours x 36 weeks 180 hours) or £1, 250 per learner.
For Full time KS4 Alternative provision £6,000 per learner per year.
Plans to change this provision in the future
The College is always willing to accommodate schools’ needs and is happy to discuss
new arrangements with schools.
Schools and Local Authorities Lewisham College works with
All Lewisham Schools including Special schools
Greenwich:
Woolwich Polytechnic School, The John Roan School, Eltham
Foundation School, Thomas Tallis
Bexley:
St Columba’s School, Bexleyheath School, Beths, Welling School, St
Catherine’s School
Southwark:
Bacons College, Highshore School, The Globe Academy
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PMA Community College
Type of provision
Education and community
Contact person and details
Ms Sandrah Longville (Principal Manger),
Email: ssl@pmacc.co.uk,
Tel: 07783183213
PMA Community College
26 Admiralty Close, off Reginald Square
Deptford
London SE8 4SS
Type of learner
Young people aged 11 - 16 potentially excluded from Mainstream, young people having
problems within education or not in Education.
How can learners access it? - referral routes
Via PMA’s website or by contacting directly for advice.
When, where and how is this provided – includes times of the week and / or year
Monday - Friday 9.30am - 3pm (School Provision) Ages 11 – 16.
Wednesdays 5.30pm - 7.30pm Mongoose Kick Boxing (open to all ages).
Thursdays 6.30pm - 8.30pm African Yoga Classes (open to all ages).
Every Saturday 11am - 6pm Sacred Geometry Classes (open to all ages).
Charges
See website www.pmacc.co.uk
Plans to change this provision in the future
PMA provision is always changing, but the website is updated regularly so information of
changes can be found.
Schools and Local Authorities PMA works with
Local Authorities: Lewisham, Southwark, Greenwich & Lambeth.
Schools: St. Matthew Academy, St Josephs Academy, Prendergast Ladywell Fields,
Sedgehill School, Blackheath Blue Coats, St. Ursulars, Knights Academy, Peckham
Academy, Sils 4 Southwark, Abbey Manor College, New Woodlands School, Forest Hill
School, Addey & Stanhope and Deptford Green.
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RollingSound
Type of provision
KS4 Level 1 and level 2, academic year long courses, one to three days day per week
Video Games Design
ABC Level1 Certificate in Art, Design and Creative Studies (QCF)
ABC Level 2 Certificate in Art, Design and Creative Studies (QCF)
Graphic Design
NCFE Level 2 Award In Graphic Design (QCF) 2 Awards
NCFE Level 1 Award In Graphic Design (QCF) 1 Award
Music And Media
NCFE Level 1 Award Creative Craft (QCF)
NCFE Level 2 Award Creative Craft (QCF)
NCFE Level 2 Certificate Creative Craft (QCF)
RollingSound will help learners with literacy and will also provide information and
guidance (IAG) for learners to progress to the next stage.
Contact person and details
John Pink
Astra House, 23-25 Arklow Road
London SE14 6EB
020 86946201
07944 017067
johnp@rollingsound.co.uk
Type of learner
Any young person at KS4 level, programmes benefit a range of young people, those
who prefer hands on, practical and non academic learning as well as creative individuals
who have a flair or passion for Multimedia and/or Art.
How can learners access it? - referral routes
Referrals must be made through the schools, Connexions, 14 to 19 Teams, PRUs etc.s
When, where and how is this provided – includes times of the week and / or year
RollingSound isan outreach provider and are therefore flexible in delivery date.
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Charges
£1650 to £4950 per learner, depending on type of course and number of days.
Plans to change this provision in the future
RollingSound adds new innovative Multimedia disciplines each year. Future course will
involve Digital Sculpture and more in-depth marketing around Social Media.
Schools and Local Authorities RollingSound works with
Lewisham:
Manor
Greenwich:
Bromley:
Southwark:
Waltham Forest:
Tower Hamlets:
Newham:
Sedgehill, Deptford Green, Haberdashers Knights Academy, Abbey
College, St Matthew Academy
Newhaven PRU, Eltham Green, Crown Woods, Thomas Tallis,
Kidbrooke
Coopers Technology College, Kingswood PRU, Widmore PRU,
Respite Centre, Cator Park School, Kelsey Park Sports College,
Langley Park School for Boys, Langley Park School for Girls, The
Ravensbourne School
Charter, St Thomas the Apostle, Walworth, Kinsgdale, St Michaels
and All Angels, KS4 PRU
Cross borough Initiative
RollingSound is now on the KS4 framework from 2011/12 to
2014/15
RollingSound is now on the KS4 framework from 2011/12 to
2014/15
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Springboard Bromley Trust
Type of provision
Alternative curriculum and Foundation Learning including:
Functional Skills in Math, English and ICT
Personal and Social Development
Awards in Construction, ICT, Administration, Childcare and Media
Contact person and details
Marian MacKay
Beacon House
Old Homesdale Road,
Bromley BR2 9LJ
020 8460 7555
Type of learner
Young people aged 14 to 16 potentially excluded from mainstream, young people having
problems within education or not in education.
How can learners access it? – referral routes
Referral through school, Youth Offending Teams and LA contacts. Also direct referrals.
When, where and how is this provided – includes times of the week and / or year
Full time 5 days per week – 9.30am – 3.30pm.
Part time is flexible.
Charges
£50 - £55 per day
£650 per term (for one day week)
£3250 per term (for five days a week)
Schools, Local Authorities that Springboard Bromley works with
All Lewisham Schools. Bromley Local Authority and all Bromley schools.
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StreetVibes
Type of provision
Edexcel BTEC Creative Media Production (From Entry Level to Level 2).
Contact person and details
Gina Odey
Modern House
6 Eltham High Street
London SE9 1DA
020 3031 8240 / 020 3031 8242
gina@streetvibes.org
Type of learner
All learners are catered for either on a full or part-time basis. StreetVibes has a
demonstrably positive track record of working with pupils who may have special
educational needs at lower levels. Able and talented pupils with a passion for music and
media are able to work towards higher-level qualifications supported by highly trained
practising industry professionals.
How can learners access it? - referral routes
Learners can be referred through a number of pathways. Through local 14-19 teams or
directly from their ‘home’ schools are the most usual methods, although direct referrals
and referrals from other Local Authority and young people focussed agencies are
welcome.
When, where and how is this provided – includes times of the week and / or year
Provision is delivered on either a part of full-time basis and mirrors the school year across
London. All learners attend a StreetVibes centre from 9:00am until 3:00pm, although the
days that they attend are flexible.
Charges
StreetVibes BTEC provision is currently charged at £52 per day for part time learners and
£57per day for full-time learners.
Schools and Local Authorities that StreetVibes works with
StreetVibes has provided alternative education for learners from across the London
Boroughs of Bexley, Bromley, Greenwich, Lewisham, Southwark and Tower Hamlets.
StreetVibes has worked closely and successfully with secondary schools, pupil referral
units, schools specialising in helping those with special educational needs and Borough
14-19 teams.
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Sway UK
Type of provision
Construction Specialist Training Provider offering:
English Functional Skills Level 1 and Level 2
Mathematics Functional Skills Level 1 and Level
Construction Entry 3 to Level 1
(QCF) Edexcel BTEC Entry Level Award Foundation Learning
UNIT TITLE
LEVEL
Working As Part Of A Group
L1
Working Towards Goals
L1
Producing A Timber Product
E3
Decorating Household Goods
E3
Developing Home Improvement Skills
E3
Preparing For An Interview
E3
Interview Skills
E3
Producing A Product
E3
Construction Level 1 to Diploma
(QCF) Edexcel BTEC Entry Level Award Foundation Learning
UNIT TITLE
LEVEL
Producing A Timber Product
E3
Developing Home Improvement Skills
E3
Starting Work In Construction
L1
Health & Safety And Welfare In Construction
L1
Working As A Team To Move & Handle Resources
L1
Developing Construction Drawing Skills
L1
Developing Carpentry Skills
L1
Developing Joinery Skills
L1
Developing Construction Painting Skills
L1
Developing Construction Decorating Skills
L1
Developing Plumbing Skills
L1
Developing Building Maintenance Skills
L1
Preparing For An Interview
L2
Interview Skills
L2
Producing A Product
L2
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Contact person and details
Kelly Oscar
Hope House
2A Pembroke Road
Bromley BR1 2RU
T:. 020 8466 6301
E:. info@swayuk.com
W:. www.swayuk.com
Type of learner
Pupils age 14-16.
How can learners access it? - referral routes
Direct contact: 020 8466 6301
email:
info@swayuk.com
web site:
www.swayuk.com
When, where and how is this provided – includes times of the week and / or year
Open: Monday – Friday school term times and dates.
Days available: 3 days per week or 5 days per week.
Methods: One to one, group tuition, practical projects, assessment, observation, group
discussions and mentoring.
What are the charges?
£69.00 per day for BTEC Entry Level Qualification.
£79.00 per day for BTEC Level 1 and Diploma.
Plans to change this provision in the future
More BTEC qualifications.
Schools and Local Authorities that Sway UK works with
Currently working with and approved by the following Local Authorities Bromley, Croydon,
Lewisham and Southwark.
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Twin Group
Type of provision
Certificate in Retailing level 2 – City & Guilds
Travel and tourism Level 2 – City & Guilds
Support in Teaching and learning Level 2 – City & Guilds
Customer Service level 2 – OCR
Work Skills Level 1 and 2 - Edexcel
Contact person and details
Annemarie Schofield
Twin Group
67-71 Lewisham High Street
London SE13 5JX
Tel: 020 8297 3233
Type of learner
All types of learners between the age of 14 and 16.
When, where and how is this provided – includes times of the week and / or Year
Roll on – roll off provision.
6 months full time programme.
9am – 3pm (Monday - Friday).
12 months part time programme.
9am – 3pm (Monday – Wednesday).
Charges
£60 per learner per day.
Schools and Local Authorities Twin Group work with
Lewisham Local Authority and Conisborough College, St Matthews Academy,
Bonus Pastor School and Haberdashers’ Aske’s.
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The Tutorial Foundation
Type of provision
Private Pupil Referral Unit
Contact person and details
Julia Low
Headteacher
76 Freelands Road
Bromley
Kent BR1 3HY
Tel: 020 8460 0181 Fax: 020 8290 0117
Email: admin@thetutorialfoundation.co.uk
Type of learner
Learners who are struggling with main stream education for various learning and
behavioural issues aged 5 – 18 years.
How can learners access it? - referral routes
Pupils must be referred from the relevant Local Authority or through secondary schools.
When, where and how is this provided – includes times of the week and / or year
Academic school terms, Monday to Friday, normally hours are 10am – 2pm however special
provision can be made outside of these hours if required. The Tutorial Foundation is based
near the centre of Bromley.
Charges
These are dependent on the learner’s requirements, e.g. number of hours, group vs.
individual lessons, etc. For the 11 -18 age range the group rate is £22.86 per hour or
individual rate is £36.91 per hour.
Schools and Local Authorities The Tutorial Foundation works with
Bromley, Bexley & Lewisham Local Authorities.
The Tutorial Foundation have also done some specialist work with Ravensborne School.
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Wize Up
Type of provision
Alternative provider for young people with emotional and behavioural support needs. Wize
Up provide long and short term placements.
Contact person and details
Wise Up
579 Westhorne Avenue
Eltham
London SE9 6DN
0208 859 9664
Karlene Thomas: Karlene.thomas@wize-up.org.uk
Kareena O’Neil: Kareena.oneil@wize-up.org.uk
Type of learner
Young people considered to have some SEN needs – emotional and behavioural.
Learners with different types of learning styles as these are incorporated into our lesson
delivery.
How can learners access it? - referral routes
Access is via schools sending referrals to Wize Up with details of the learner and any
support needs. The learners are then invited to attend an induction with their parent
/carers.
When, where and how is this provided – includes times of the week and / or year
Operation hours:
Monday – Friday, 9:00am to 4:00pm
Breakfast club 9:00-9:30 (hot lunch is provided)
Three sessions take place daily with young people taught in three separate groups (Group
1 all KS3, Group 2 year 10, Group 3 year 11) a typical day will consist of three sessions
being: English, Maths, ASDAN/ICT (this is an example).
Charges
£65 per day although should a placement be booked in advance for a long term a discount
is applied.
Plan to change this provision in the future
All GCSE (English, Maths, Citizenship and ICT) subjects will be taught Monday –
Wednesday from September 2011.
Schools and Local authorities that Wize Up works with
All Greenwich schools. Greenwich LA, Bromley LA, Bexley schools.
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Young Lewisham Project
Type of provision
Youth Provision, life skills, fashion, bicycle safety training sessions, motor vehicle
maintenance, gardening/allotment horticulture and young women’s group.
Contact person and details
Patricia Prett
Interim Project Manager
Young Lewisham Project
124 Kilmorie Road
Forest Hill
London SE23 2SR
020 8291 9771
patricia@younglewisham.org.uk
Type of learner
13 – 19 years with taster sessions and after school sessions for year six and younger age
group.
How can learners access it? - referral routes
All young people referred by partner agencies.
When, where and how is this provided – includes times of the week and / or year
Monday – Saturday day and some evening/after school provision throughout the year.
Charges
To be discussed with provider – not for profit so only to cover costs.
Plans to change this provision in the future
Young Lewisham is always developing but intends to sustain current provision dependent
on funding.
Schools and Local authorities that Young Lewisham works with
Many secondary schools within Lewisham and Lewisham Local Authority.
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Contact details:
Ruth Griffiths
14-19 Strategic Lead
London Borough of Lewisham
Laurence House
3rd Floor
1 Catford Road
SE6 4RU
Email: ruth.griffiths@lewisham.gov.uk
Tel: 020 8314 3499 (internal 43499)
Mobile: 07956 664273
Jasmine West
Raising Participation and Quality Improvement
Manager
London Borough of Lewisham
Laurence House
3rd Floor
1 Catford Road
SE6 4RU
Email: jasmine.west@lewisham.gov.uk
Tel :020 8314 9136
Mobile: 07545 737 518
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