This is a flexible provision for young people who like to learn through practical activities.
They will work through the Plumb Learning curriculum learning skills such as plumbing, tiling, copper jewellery making and chair making.
Each session offers varied opportunities for learning integrating stem activities with hands-on vocational skills, physical games, open conversation and PSHE activities.
They also have access to the outdoor area offering opportunities for movement, observation and planting.
Course Modules
AQA unit award scheme certificates
Awarding Body
AQA
Student Expected Outcomes
Improved behaviour, wellbeing, conversation, practical skills, vocabulary, fitness, ability to follow instructions, improved perception of self, key skills, motivation and fine and gross motor skills.
Key Stage course delivered to
KS1;KS2;KS3;KS4;KS5
Admissions Criteria
N/A
Staff Experience
All of our staff come from a variety of backgrounds with at least 5 years experience supporting children and young people with and without send and SEMH.
We are constantly upskilling our staff.
Delivery Area
We have a small comfortable space with access to an outdoor area with growing bed and breakout space.
Programme length
Up to a whole Academic Year
Transport Provided
No
Days Of Delivery
TBC
Times of Delivery
TBC
Well-being assessment tools
Improved behaviour, wellbeing, conversation, practical skills, vocabulary, fitness, ability to follow instructions, improved perception of self, key skills, motivation and fine and gross motor skills.
Staff Ratio
Group
Additional Notes
1:1 personal tuition - can also be organised as a bespoke curriculum for small groups. Maximum 15 hours per week. Minimum 2 hours per session. Available onsite, in school and at students home or local venue
