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The aim of the project is to create a Flexible Purchasing System (FPS) and identify Providers who can deliver excellent alternative provision for the education of pupils at key stage 3, 4 and 5 by offering a flexible response to those not placed in a mainstream or special school.
Registered schools within the Liverpool City Region may apply at any time, the Applications they submit will only be assessed and added to the FPS at 3 periods during each academic year.
The objectives of provision are:
⢠To provide pupils with a rigorous and high-quality alternative to a mainstream curriculum
⢠To offer children and young people who have not previously succeeded in the mainstream system a creative and engaging opportunity to re-join the world of education
⢠To support and raise the attainment of all pupils to ensure that they achieve at the highest level possible
⢠To raise the aspiration of all pupils
⢠To work towards successful transition to post-16 education, employment, or training
⢠Provide a tailored education programme for each young person and personal guidance and support
⢠Offer pupils the opportunity for formal accreditation in several subject areas
⢠Offer access in the wider curriculum to a range of enrichment activities e.g. arts, sports, PSHE, work-related learning
The services will be split into the following Lots:
Lot 1 - Alternative education
Lot 2 - Alternative education - online learning
Lot 3 - Alternative Education Provision for Pupils with an EHCP
Lot 3A - Alternative Education Provision for Pupils with an EHCP delivered online
Lot 4 - Additional Support Services
No supplier information available.