We provide support to parents whose children are undergoing any form of Diagnosis that will impact the learner’s education. We also offer ongoing emotional and practical support after diagnosis to support both the family and learner.
The support can be accessed via termly group sessions to promote parental relationships, creating a network of support. Individual meetings can also be requested by parents. We aim to host quarterly free training workshops for parents to join us for accessing any additional support.
This will help some of the most complex children’s family’s access support that they understand and that they may not have been able to access independently. There are limited services available at the moment in the East Midlands, none locally, but the further afield services charge for these types of services. We are offering free quarterly training workshops for all parents and carers.
We are also hosting termly parent meets, to provide parents the chance to meet other parents in similar situations and create a local support group. We hope this will ease the pressure of other services that are overwhelmed and help ease parents back into a routine
As a maximum, children and young adults can only attend our setting for 2 days a week. We will also require a timetable of other activities and provisions the young person is accessing to allow us to be confident that we are not operating as an illegal school, but also to work with other providers to ensure a cohesive package of support for all our learners.
We have split our groupings up to make it more accessible for all.
We provide support to parents whose children are undergoing any form of Diagnosis that will impact the learner’s education.
Tuition is best delivered in small groups to gain confidence, peer to peer learning, knowledge and provides a positive learning experience.
As a maximum, children and young adults can only attend our setting for 2 days a week.
Imagination Station is our holiday activities club, bookings available soon.
The Hub is managed by a qualified educator, Vanessa who is supported by a team of therapists, psychologists, teachers, assessors, and a sports coach with access to an OT, Pediatrician, EP. Specialist therapists provide bespoke packages to educational needs.
The Team have over 35 years teaching experience within the SEND sector. In addition to ourselves we have a number of team members who help the Hub be as successful as we are.
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Providing support to parents whose children are undergoing any form of Diagnosis that will impact the learner’s education.
Emotional support and practical support that will continue once diagnosis is formed to provide ongoing support to families and learners.