NOS supports students in a range of A Levels, GCSEs, AQA Unit Awards, Functional Skills and Btecs.
Course Outline
TCES National Online School (NOS) provides access to a full-time timetable for every child in small group classes. Every timetable is bespoke so if a student is unable to engage with the full-time, small-group timetable we can offer a reduced programme tailored to every child based on the initial induction call and baseline assessments.
The NOS curriculum includes Maths, English, Science (we even offer at-home practical science experiments), LIFE (humanities, leadership, PSHE and important life skills) and the unique RISE psychoeducation curriculum. All students also receive Universal and Targeted therapy provided by a specialist clinical team across OT, SaLT and psychotherapy.
We also offer project-based learning for longer-term students once the RISE syllabus is completed. These are student-led learning opportunities with real-life, practical outcomes. Extracurricular clubs are included, and even PE is available online!
Course Modules
GCSE, A Level, Functional Skills, BTECs, AQA Unit awards
Awarding Body
Online Education Accreditation Scheme
Student Expected Outcomes
To move into Onsite provision or to support young person into higher education or employment.
Key Stage course delivered to
KS3;KS4;KS5
Admissions Criteria
Referral to be sent to CAP and then the clinical team at NOS will assess whether they can meet needs of the young person. Each case is reviewed on an individual basis.
Staff Experience
2 years of SEN experience and additional regular training by the Clinical Team ( composed of SALT, OT and CAT Therapists)
Delivery Area
Online , therapeutic education in small groups (max 7 students per class)
Programme length
Termly
Transport Provided
No
Days Of Delivery
Monday
Times of Delivery
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
Well-being assessment tools
The RISE Psycho education Programme builds emotional resilience, self-regulation, and interpersonal skills, helping students understand emotions, recognise triggers, and learn coping strategies. The program improves emotional well-being and enhances students' ability to engage in group work and classroom discussions. Students learn strategies and techniques for onsite classroom application, building confidence for transitioning from online to onsite learning. There are clinical reports that are made for each young person every six weeks which show how the young person has been engaging and which strategies have been helping. All staff receive regular training from the Clinical Team to ensure the highest quality of therapeutic education.
Staff Ratio
Group
Additional Notes
Maximum Group size is 7 students. There must a minimum of three students for a programme to run. We are always open to new suggestions of after school clubs and subjects if the demand increases.
OFSTED Registered: URN-150162
Cost of Course
The average weekly cost is £146 + VAT, though this may vary depending on the programme selected.
