Home Tuition

What do we do:

• Support schools in ensuring that they are meeting responsibilities to provide a minimum statutory entitlement for pupils who cannot attend school because of illness, and enable schools to educate the young person with minimal disruption.
• Liaise closely with the host school to implement a continuing education plan and ensure continuity of provision.
• Oversee the work provided by schools in core subjects and other curriculum areas, so that sick children are not disadvantaged by their illness.
• Provide teaching in the home, hospital, libraries, schools and small groups (on a case by case basis) for sick and phobic pupils to enable them to mix with their peers, gain in confidence and prepare them for reintegration.
• Provide pupils with PC/laptop access in the home or teaching base and supportive software, curriculum on line and video lessons to establish effective links with schools and services to minimise disruption to pupils' education, raise attainment and access positive learning opportunities. (We do not provide pc/laptop access. We can provide information as to on line learning opportunities)
• Liaise with outside agencies, schools and families to develop strategies to raise levels of achievement for sick children. To support the attendance of sick children with re-integration into school, further education, work or training.