Alternative Education Provision in Morden, Tooting, Croydon
Matthew is from Orchard Hill College. In this picture Matthew has created his own Halloween design.
Alternative Education R2S are here to support young people that have difficulties in the mainstream education environment – these issues could range from:
- Physical and Sensory impairments
- Social and Communication disorder
- Autism Spectrum Disorder
- Communication
- Behavioural difficulties
Orchard Hill is a special educational needs college that have students with a wide range of needs. Here at R2S we help to engage learners and give them vocational skills that will encourage them to develop life skills. This will give them confidence and provide a well needed bespoke programme of alternative provision learning.
It’s very hard for mainstream schools to keep up with the rising levels in social, emotional and physical differences. We at R2S have built up a reputation of first class care through our ability to offer schools and students the right road to success. We will continue to be adaptable and forward thinking. Please get in touch if we can help your students.
Please take a look at the below facts from https://www.london.gov.uk/
Over 200,000 children and young people in London have some level of special education need or disability.
According to a survey by the Association of Teachers and Lectures (ATL) 83 per cent of teachers thought children and young people with SEND were not getting the support they needed.
This shows a huge need to be reactive to the growing needs that our SEN young people in London are facing.
41,000 of these children and young people have high needs and have either a special educational statement or an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP).
In the last ten years there has been a 20 per cent increase in the number with high-level needs and the types of need are increasingly complex.
R2S are here to lend a hand, support and work with your school or college to help build the futures of young people that need that extra alternative provision support.
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