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Access SEN's Alternative Provision Offer
At Access SEN, we offer specialist support for children and young adults with complex and high support SEND needs, helping every individual to achieve their best possible outcomes.
Working closely with families and education settings, we provide bespoke learning packages in the community that are tailored to each young person’s needs. Our aim is to build confidence, develop independence and support readiness for a successful transition into full-time education.
Want to find out more about what we offer? Take a look at our prospectus and start your referral today.
Making Specialist Education Local
Our Offer
At Access SEN, we offer 1:1 or 2:1 support across Greater Manchester and the North West, delivered within the community nd family home. We assess existing skills and build on them through specialist teaching and mentoring, a flexible and tailored curriculum, and bespoke learning plans. All our staff receive robust, specialised training to ensure they have the expertise to meet the complex needs of the individuals we support.
Our approach is personalised and holistic, combining evidence-based teaching strategies with a strong focus on communication, self-regulation, and independence. By working collaboratively with families and other stakeholders, we ensure that each student receives an individualised education package that provides meaningful learning opportunities to carry with them into adulthood.
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Complex Needs Specialists
All staff are highly trained in meeting a range of complex needs.
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Theraputic
Input
We consult with a range of therapists to ensure high standard support
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Needs- Led
Curriculum
Our curriculum focuses on independence, communication and regulation skils.
Support in the Home &
Community
Keeping learners within their local community, developing independence and life skills.
Transition Support
We work collaboratively to support learners into full time education.
Life Skill
Development
Giving learners the skills to develop independence and the opportunity to transfer skills into the community.
Pathways
Compass
The Compass Pathway supports young people as they transition into other services, such as full-time education, a new education placement, residential care, or day opportunities. It is typically suited to those who are not currently accessing full-time education or require extra support to attend full-time education. The pathway is delivered by a skilled team of specialist teachers and specialist education mentors, ensuring support is both educationally focused and person specific.
Explorer
Our Explorer Pathway is delivered by specialist education mentors and focuses on support in the home and community. It gives individuals the chance to take part in purposeful activities, while also providing families with much-needed respite. Alongside this, we continue to work towards EHCP outcomes, particularly around independence and social development.
Anchor
The Anchor Pathway provides flexible, personalised sessions for students with more complex needs. Delivered by specialist teachers and education mentors, it offers intensive, highly tailored support to meet individual goals.
