Education & Engagement

The Albion Foundation aims to engage a variety of young people; improving achievement, changing behaviour, increasing attendance, raising self-esteem and boosting confidence.

They work with a range of schools and partners.

The charity offers alternative provision; 'Time-Out' for Key Stage 2 and 3 pupils at their site.

Primary pupils at risk of exclusion and in need of 'Time-Out' from their mainstream school can be referred for up to two days per week.

The Foundation's curriculum offer includes literacy, numeracy, PE, PSHE, creative arts and positive well-being.

Primary 'Time-Out' aims to reintegrate pupils back into mainstream school with the tools to support successful transition.

Schools can refer Key Stage 3 pupils at risk of exclusion to 'Time-Out' for up to three days per week at The Albion Foundation.

Their Key Stage 3 curriculum offer includes English, maths, enterprise, PE, PSHE and life skills.

Similar to the primary support and intervention, Key Stage 3 'Time-Out' aims to reintegrate pupils back into mainstream school with the tools to support successful transition.

They offer individual schools support with disengaged Key Stage 4 pupils and can tailor programmes that including mentoring, positive well-being, employability and life skills.

To find out more, please contact craig.bannister@albionfoundation.co.uk.