Mentoring

Introduction

Our mentoring programme supports the social, emotional, and personal development of learners aged 5–18 through structured, trauma-informed intervention.
It’s designed to work with those who are home educated, in PRUs, care settings, or disengaged from school — helping them to rebuild their confidence, sense of self, and future direction.

What We Deliver

Our mentoring model is built around three core pillars:
Character – helping learners develop identity, values, emotional literacy, and resilience
Confidence – building belief in self, voice, worth, and the ability to succeed
Careers – introducing pathways to the future through goal-setting and exposure to real-world opportunities

Programme Content

Delivered through 1:1 sessions or small group formats (max 5 learners), our mentoring covers:

● Emotional regulation and behaviour support
● Identity and self-worth development
● Positive routines and mindset building
● Confidence in communication and social settings
● Re-engagement with learning and future planning
● PSHE topics including relationships, health, and independence
● Exposure to careers, professionals, and aspirational role models

All mentors are trauma-informed, safeguarding-trained, and experienced in working with complex needs and SEMH learners

Where and How We Deliver

Mentoring is delivered:
● In learners’ homes
● In PRUs and alternative provision spaces
● In care homes
● In community hubs or spaces we facilitate

Sessions are:
● Consistent and relationship-driven
● Supported by weekly feedback and termly summary reports
● Adaptable to EHCPs, PEPs, or pastoral team targets

Real Impact, Real Change

Mentoring often becomes the turning point for learners who have lost trust in education or themselves.
We build connections first, then support learners to develop skills, routines, and aspirations that stick.

“Before the mentoring started, he didn’t want to leave the house. Now he’s excited to talk about careers and has even rejoined online learning.” — Parent of Year 10 EHE pupil

Can Be Delivered as Part of a Blended Model

Mentoring can be delivered as a standalone intervention, or as part of our blended model, where it works alongside tuition, life skills, and digital development.
This integrated approach produces stronger engagement and long-term outcomes.

Ready to Rebuild a Learner's Confidence?

To learn more or to discuss a custom mentoring plan, get in touch:

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