Service Standard

  • An individual educational assessment of literacy, numeracy, learning style, and any learning difficulties.   This is aided by the support of an educational psychologist.
  • 25 hours of National Curriculum work incorporating Education, Maths, English, Art, D & T, ICT, PSHE, PE, Careers, Extra Curricular Activities each week for each child, For most 13-16 year olds an aim to achieve GCSE’s, AQA awards, NVQ, Citizenship and Koestler Awards. .
  • Lap top computers for students to use in order to enhance learning and engagement in education.
  • Education groups of between 2-4 with a teaching staff ratio of 2 staff for every 4 children.
  • Mobility: Opportunities to leave the centre funded by Clayfields House to practice new skills, hobbies, and educational opportunities such as museum visits, college or work experience programmes.
  • Five hours structured homework time per week with literacy support from an allocated Residential Social Care Worker.
  • Self Care and Life skills development work each day for each child.
  • Purpose built classrooms with additional gym, art, technology, multi-gym, careers and library facilities.
  • Provision of an on site connexions worker to aid in career and future educational choices.
  • Options for through- care work and post-discharge contact between Clayfields House and the child – We don’t just say goodbye!
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