How it Works

● We deliver our sessions in 2 or 3 hour blocks. This can take place in the child or young person’s home ( with another adult present) or in a community space like a library or cafe.

● We can deliver academic tutoring, life skills mentoring or a mix of the two.

● We can support the child or young person to complete work that has been planned and resourced by their home school.

● We can provide literacy and numeracy teaching for children and young people who are not in school at all.

● Where appropriate the children and young people we support will work with us to complete and achieve ASDAN Lifeskills Challenges in relevant academic and vocational areas of interest.

● Mentoring sessions may include *activities away from the home like indoor climbing, sports, walks., trips to libraries/museums/parks (*Dependent on satisfactory risk assessments being in place and whether appropriate for the young person.)

● Eastern Outreach can conduct an Irlen Screening Assessment for the child or young person. Please note, this is an additional cost.

● If a child or young person has an EHCP, the content, along with any relevant risk assessments and/or medical information, will need to be shared with our team prior to any support sessions, to ensure we can meet their needs.