10 Education & schooling
12 SEPTEMBER 2022 FAMILY VALUES — AN ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE IN Worried about your child missing school? TCES Group provides specialist education in schools and services across London and the Home Counties
At TCES we know that school refusal can have a devastating impact on family life turning every morning into a high-stakes emotional battle. You may be in a position where your child’s school can’t meet their needs and need to find alternatives. What- ever the reason, your child’s missing out on education and after the last few years they really can’t afford to miss any more. We think there is another way. Rather than a rigid focus on
getting anxious children into a phys- ical school, TCES Home Learning is a virtual service focused on deliv- ering a high-quality curriculum, combined with tailored therapy to address the underlying causes of school non-attendance. TCES Home Learning’s experi-
enced subject leaders support pupils to re-engage with education and provide an interim solution while you’re finding the right school for your child. We offer each child a highly personalised curriculum based on their needs and abilities, as well as preparing older pupils to sit GCSEs in their home. In addition to core subjects,
TCES Home Learning offers the award-winning LIFE programme, PSHE and RSE. Tere are opportu- nities to meet with peers through assemblies and informal extra- curricular activities. TCES Home
Learning knows that children thrive around others
when they’re in the right environ- ment. While ensuring that chil- dren don’t miss out on their educa- tion in the short term, TCES Home Learning is also geared towards preparing children to re-enter the classroom on a timescale suited to their specific needs. Tey can work with your child’s current school or support a transition programme to a new education setting. Pathway Plans are reviewed every six weeks and they work with families on next steps.
How can I find out more? Programmes for five to 25-year-olds can be funded by your child’s school/ college or local authority. Talk to your SENCo or headteacher and get in touch with the SEN Team at your local authority.
For information on TCES Home
Learning visit
tceshomelearning.co.uk or email
homelearning@tces.org.uk
More than a tutoring service
Whether a child is failing to access their own school or waiting for a placement at a diff erent school, TCES is here to off er immediate support for a child’s academic and personal development.
Home learning provides educational and therapeutic support to pupils who are currently not attending school due to their SEN or SEMH (Anxiety) needs.
Therapeutic support is delivered by our experienced therapists on a universal level through our SEN tutors or on a more intensive level depending on the student’s needs.
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Supporting students aged 5 to 25, with or without EHCPs, who have ‘fallen through the educational net’.
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Th e tea minclude s Skil l Tutors , Inclusion , Therapy , Socia lWor k &Educaito nPracititoners. To fi nd out more, call 020 8543 7878, email us or visit our website.
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www.tceshomelearning.co.uk • Email:
homelearning@tces.org.uk
TCES is committed to safeguarding vulnerable children and safeguarding is the responsibility of us all.
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