Child-centred, trauma-informed learning solutions
We commit ourselves each day to re-engaging young people with their development. Our aim is not only to educate, but to equip these individuals with the tools necessary for successful futures, acknowledging, respecting, and responding to their voices throughout the process.
We have supported
Local authority partnerships across the UK
Schools trust Targeted Provision tutors to deliver bespoke interventions
Young people supported
Specialist 1:1 and group support
Highly experienced teachers utilise a trauma-informed approach to provide personalised provision and mentorship, considering each young person’s unique circumstances, experiences, and emotional needs in the learning process.


Reintegration into mainstream education settings
We support young people in their transition back into mainstream or special educational environments, preparing them with the necessary skills, confidence, and resilience to thrive in these settings.
Relational Learning which meets complex SEND and SEMH needs
Our approach is rooted in the conviction that the fundamental objective of education is to encourage the maximum cognitive, social, emotional, physical, and ethical development in each child.
We acknowledge the distinct and evolving needs of young people and therefore offer flexible, personalised, and child-centred provisions that genuinely comprehend each child's story, experiences, and strengths.


Support for Looked After Children (LAC) and out of county
We offer dedicated support for LAC and those who have been moved out of county, ensuring continuity in their learning and personal development despite geographical challenges.
Functional Skills qualifications and post-16 packages
Facilitated and marked in-house, we offer Functional Skills Qualifications in core subjects, conducted and assessed within Targeted Provision, empowering young people to gain vital competencies and certifications.


ESOL & UASC support for those new to the UK
Designed for children and young people, we provide ESOL and EAL support where English is a second or additional language and a potential barrier to integration into education, work or society.
Alternative Provision that goes beyond traditional tutoring
Over 100 years of collective experience
Designated Teachers
SENDCos
Mental Health Lead
SEND Specialists
Play Therapists
Tutors
Education Welfare Officers
Lead Workers
Where tutors’ skills and young people's needs harmonise
While 1:1 tutoring can provide a personalised learning experience tailored to individual needs, relational learning goes a step further by creating a nurturing, emotionally safe environment that fosters learning. This approach understands that young people, particularly those with adverse childhood experiences and SEND, need more than just academic support.
In a relational learning environment, tutors focus on building trust-based relationships, acknowledging young people's feelings, validating their experiences, and respecting their individuality. This supportive atmosphere encourages students to express themselves freely, enhancing their engagement and motivation to learn.
In essence, our trauma-informed practice acknowledges the complex impacts of trauma and emphasises the importance of safety, trustworthiness, collaboration, and empowerment in fostering resilience and enhancing educational outcomes.
What is Relational Learning in this context?
In a traditional 1:1 tutoring setting, a tutor might present a maths problem and directly guide their student through the steps to solve it. The focus is mainly on the procedure and finding a binary, correct answer.
In a relational learning context, our tutors begin by understanding the young person's feelings towards maths and any anxieties they have about the topic. They might share a story about how maths is used in real life, creating a connection between the young person's world and the problem at hand.
When a trusting relationship is built, our tutors encourage young people to explain their thinking process as they solve the problem, fostering a dialogue that deepens their understanding. The focus isn't just on the right answer, but the learning journey itself.
Our Success Stories & Insights
Discover the transformative journeys of our young people