ALTERNATIVE PROVISION
Health & Wellbeing
Dance, martial arts, yoga, strength and conditioning, and nutrition sessions supporting young people's physical and emotional development alongside their creative learning.
How We Deliver
At Our Studios and Base
Students can access professional recording studios and rehearsal spaces at three locations: Brooklands, Central Milton Keynes, and Leighton Buzzard. Sessions are available on a 1:1 or small group basis, structured around each student's individual needs and pace.
In Your School
Our peripatetic service delivers provision directly into schools, community groups, and partner organisations. We work closely with headteachers and provision leads to integrate 1:1 and small group sessions into existing timetables, reducing logistical pressures while maintaining consistent, high-quality support.
Who We Support
Primary age intervention sessions designed to support social, emotional, and behavioural needs in line with EHCP outcomes and school-based intervention plans. Delivered through structured 1:1 or small group sessions using creative arts and activity.
Personalised support for students at risk of disengagement, suspension, or permanent exclusion. Targeted interventions delivered in partnership with secondary schools and local authorities, building confidence, resilience, and employability skills.
Key Stage 1 and 2
Key Stage 3 and 4
Re-Engage Therapeutic Provision
Not all students are ready for a structured qualification. Our Re-Engage Therapeutic Provision uses arts, music, and media-based workshops alongside dedicated health and wellbeing activities to support young people at their own pace. We provide a safe, supportive environment where students can build confidence, regulate emotions, and develop positive coping strategies while expressing themselves creatively, taking meaningful steps back into education when they are ready.
Sessions are available on a 1:1 or small group basis, tailored to each young person's individual needs and emotional development.
Arts Award Qualification Pathway
Accredited by Trinity College London | Available across all four creative disciplines
Bronze
Entry Level 3 / Level 1 on the RQF
Approximately 40 guided learning hours
Students explore their own arts practice, engage with the work of other artists, and share their achievements through personalised 1:1 and small group sessions.
Silver
Level 2 on the RQF
Approximately 60 guided learning hours
Students develop creative leadership skills, plan and lead their own arts project, and build an evidence portfolio. Recent students have curated and delivered their own exhibitions as part of this award.
Gold
Level 3 — A Level equivalent
Approximately 90 guided learning hours
Students complete a substantial arts project and research the wider arts industry. Gold Arts Award carries UCAS tariff points, supporting progression into higher education.
For further information on Arts Award pathways, please contact us.