Parents, carers & learners
You may be looking for focused tuition, mentoring or help rebuilding confidence in education. You can ask about the options without needing to know exactly which provision to choose.
Make a referral
Looking for teaching, mentoring or a different route back into learning? Tell us a little about the support you are exploring and we can discuss a suitable next step.
Let’s explore the fit
Families, learners, schools and referring professionals can get in touch. We discuss each enquiry individually to understand the request and whether the support needed is available.
You may be looking for focused tuition, mentoring or help rebuilding confidence in education. You can ask about the options without needing to know exactly which provision to choose.
You may be exploring alternative provision, supplementary learning or support with engagement and reintegration. Include your organisation and role so we can discuss the referral with the appropriate person.
Support shaped around the learner
Choose the closest support area in the form, then mention any additional areas in your brief outline. If you are unsure, select “Other / not sure” and tell us what you hope the support will help the learner achieve.
Explore an individual route back into learning and positive routines.
Discuss English, maths and other agreed learning priorities.
Explore whether online sessions would suit the learner and their circumstances.
Build confidence, motivation, practical skills and future aspirations.
Discuss adjustments, barriers to learning and ways to support participation.
Start with a conversation about the learner’s interests and next steps.
From enquiry to a clear plan
After your enquiry, we discuss what the learner needs and whether suitable support is available. If the proposed provision is a good fit, we agree the information and arrangements needed before it can start.
Share your contact details, the learner’s broad age group and the support you are exploring. Keep detailed learner records for an agreed secure route.
Discuss learning priorities, available support, preferred setting and timetable. This helps establish whether the proposed provision is suitable.
If further learner information is needed, agree what is relevant and how it can be shared securely to inform the plan.
Before learning begins, confirm the provision, costs, timetable, responsibilities, communication and review arrangements. A start date follows agreement, not simply submission of the form.
Useful information
A broad outline helps us understand your request without collecting detailed learner records at this stage.
Helpful to know
No. You can explain the type of support you are looking for without providing diagnostic records. Any adjustments or specialist needs relevant to suitability can be discussed at the next stage.
Yes. This form is a starting point for a conversation. Keep the initial message general; further information can be requested through an agreed route if needed.
No. Provision depends on suitability, capacity and agreed arrangements. Costs, responsibilities and any proposed start date need to be confirmed separately.
Yes. Choose the closest support area and mention tuition and mentoring in your brief outline. We can discuss an appropriate balance of support and whether it is available.
Yes. All our policies, including safeguarding policies, are available on request. Contact us to request copies or visit our Policies & Safeguarding page.
Your first step
Tell us a little about the support you are exploring. The form opens in a pop-up, and our team will contact you about the next steps.
Please do not include the learner’s full name, date of birth, detailed medical information or confidential records in this initial enquiry. We can arrange a secure way to provide further information if needed.
Read our privacy notice for details of how enquiry information is handled. Other policies are available on request.