ALTERNATIVE PROVISION
EDUCREATE LEARNING
Creative Education,
Open to Everyone
Alternative Provision for Families and Community Groups in Milton Keynes & Bedfordshire
Whether you're a parent looking for the right support for your child, or a community organisation looking for a creative partner, we believe creativity should never feel out of reach.
We work with families and community groups across Milton Keynes, Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, and Northamptonshire.
Our Impact:
Young People Supported Across Milton Keynes, Bedfordshire,
Buckinghamshire, and Northamptonshire
For Families
Wondering if Educreate could be right for your child?
We work with young people aged 12 to 25 who find mainstream education difficult, through creative sessions in music, art, media, and film.
Amber came to us anxious and unable to attend mainstream school. She left with a Gold Arts Award, a place at Falmouth University, and, in her words, feeling
"capable of so much more than I perceived myself to be."— Amber, former Educreate student
For Community Groups
A Creative Partner for Your Group
We partner with youth groups, charities, and community organisations who share our belief that creativity should be open to everyone. We don't arrive, deliver a one-off session, and leave, we shape sessions around what your group already values.
Current partnerships include:
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A 12-week street art project with Campbell Park Community Trust
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Summer workshops with The Swans Community Partnership
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Summer workshops with The Blues Foundation (Bedford Blues Rugby Club)
The Lowdown, a Northampton-based LGBTQ+ youth group, spent a residential day with us exploring graffiti art, photography, and filmmaking.
"The room felt alive with creativity, connection, and queer joy." — Kelly Emmanuel, Youth Services Manager, The Lowdown
How It Works
Step 1 — Get in touch
Tell us a little about your child, or about your group and what you're looking for.
Step 2 — We Get to Know You
Our team member will talk with you to understand what you need.
Step 3 — We Take the Next Step Together
For families, that usually means a site visit followed by a free taster session.
For community groups, that means talking through what a project together could look like.
Inclusive and Adaptable
With over 15 years' experience supporting young people with SEMH needs, SEN, and additional barriers to engagement, our sessions are designed to adapt, so that every young person, whatever their situation, has space to take part in a way that works for them.