Pseudo-DPS for Alternative Education Provision (AP) 2024 - 2027 - AWARD

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Buyers

Bedford Borough Council

Value

£0

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Classifications

Guidance and counselling services

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Submission Deadline

1 year from now

Published

9 months ago

Description

An Approved Provider List (APL) on a Pseudo-DPS of suitably-qualified suppliers to deliver Alternative Education Provision to children and young people who are unable to access mainstream education provision due to their social, emotional and mental health needs and/or behaviours that challenge. 
      
      These services are intended to be short-term interventions aimed at enabling a child or young person to achieve good educational outcomes and reintegrate back into mainstream school in a supported way.
      
      The services to be provided comprise a mixture of education, tuition, individual support, coaching, mentoring and therapeutic services dependent on the needs of the children/young people being worked with. The local authority will determine the level of service to be provided to individual children/young people.
      
      Services will be in 3 Lots.

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Bedford Borough Council

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Simon Smart

[email protected]

1234276985

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