Curriculum
Our curriculum is founded in the 'Preparation for Adulthood' themes of employment, independent living, Friends Relationships & Community and Good Health.
We use these themes, underpinned by the NOCN qualifications, learner's individual aspirations for the future and our expertise in accessible education to define their Education Health and Care (EHC) plan outcomes. This ensures that the outcomes are relevant to the transitional life phase and educational needs of the learner.
Learners achieve NOCN qualifications over the three years and are also encouraged to achieve Arts and Sports Awards.
Preparation for Adulthood
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Key themes
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Interests, hobbies and employment
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Independent Living
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Health
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Community Inclusion and Friendship
Qualifications
We offer several qualifications including:
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Award in Personal Progress
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Certificate in Independent Living - looking after yourself and your home
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Award - Skills for Employment, Training and Personal Development
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Award or Certificate in Employability Skills
Sports and Arts Awards
Our sports awards develop leadership, behaviour and confidence skills
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Sports Leaders UK
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Lord's Taverns Table Cricket
The Arts awards inspire young people and are creative, valuable and accessible.
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Discover and Explore (Trinity College and Arts Council England)