Schools for pupils with special educational needs or disabilities, which have been approved under section 41 of the Children and Families Act.
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Cambridge Park Academy 6th Form
Cambridge Park Academy 6th form offers a bespoke curriculum that builds on the skills and knowledge that have been taught and embedded across the curriculum during their time in school. These skills are then developed and applied through the curriculum in preparation for adulthood. We aim to prepare each learner for the next stage in their life, whether that be employment, further education or supported living within the community.
The curriculum is seen as a bridge on the journey between childhood and adult life, whatever that might entail for each individual student; and is designed to provide students with the skills, knowledge and behaviours to both enable access and to be successful on the next part of that journey. Maths and English skills are embedded throughout each of the Vocational offers to support application for adult life and the world of work.
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CPO - Creating Positive Opportunity
Creating Positive Opportunity offer a range of training opportunities for young people aged 16-18. These include a programme funded by the National Citizen Service (NCS), which is co-delivered with Young People's Support Service and the much-respected CATCH apprenticeship facility. This gives local young people the opportunity to have practical taster days as an 'Intro to Industry', hoping to raise their aspirations and fill local engineering jobs and apprenticeships.
The programme runs for 2 weeks at a time, and offers careers advice and practical employability coaching. We also offer bespoke learning for those with an EHCP.
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Humberston Park School
Humberston Park 16-19 Provision offers high staffing ratios and specialist support for students with Severe, Profound and Complex Learning Difficulties and Disabilities, including Complex Health. There will normally be a combination of intellectual, physical, sensory or social difficulties that will require a transdisciplinary approach to meet the students' health, therapy and educational needs.
Students follow an individualised learning programme that promotes the preparing for adulthood pathways, based on high quality assessments, that provide them with personalised skills that are of functional value to them now and in their future lives.
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Learning4Life-Gy
At Learning4Life-Gy, our aim is to offer exceptional ‘stepping-stone’ education and training opportunities to individuals within our vibrant local community. We believe in providing a caring and nurturing environment for all our students, ensuring their learning journey is not only rewarding but also inclusive and purposeful.
At Learnign4life-GY we offer full time school programmes for learners with an EHCP in Years 9,10 and 11 alongside a range of Post-16 Study Programmes. From September 2024 we will also be working in collaboration with Humberside Police and North East Lincolnshire Council to offer Supported Internships for 18-24 year olds.
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Linkage
Linkage offer a specialist learning experience to people aged 16-25 through a curriculum which provides learners with bespoke and flexible study programmes. Learners at Linkage have varying degrees of learning disabilities, from mild to severe and achieve academically and personally in ways they and their families could only have previously dreamed of.
Linkage is a registered charity which provides a high standard of care, specialist further education and employment services to enable people with learning disabilities to realise their full potential.
