

What We Offer

Core Academic Learning
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English, Maths, and Science taught through small group sessions and one-to-one support.
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Focus on functional skills, literacy, numeracy, and real-life application.
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Assessment for learning is ongoing and trauma-informed.
Outdoor & Experiential Education
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Weekly sessions in the Swansea Valley woodlands, rivers, and trails.
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Activities include orienteering, mountain hikes, survival skills, and nature conservation.
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Promotes self-confidence, physical wellbeing, and team building.
Vocational & Practical Skills
Hands-on modules such as:
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Construction & joinery
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Cycle maintenance
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Mechanics & tool use
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Gardening & bushcraft
Learners work toward ASDAN, Agored Cymru or other vocational units.
Social & Emotional Development
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Daily wellbeing check-ins and positive behaviour support plans.
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Therapeutic input embedded in the school day (e.g. Thrive, ELSA, trauma-informed practices).
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Zones of Regulation and restorative approaches used consistently.
Preparation for Life & Transition
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Personal and Social Education (PSE) and Careers guidance.
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Life skills: cooking, money management, vocational training.
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Support for transition to further education, employment or training.
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Accreditation & Progress Monitoring
We support learners to achieve qualifications where appropriate, including:
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Entry Level Certificates
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Functional Skills (English & Maths)
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ASDAN short courses
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Agored Cymru vocational units
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CREST
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John Muir
Progress is tracked holistically, with regular reviews involving staff, parents, and learners.