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Revolution @ Hunt Scholars

An Empowering Alternative Provision for Young People with Non Traditional Educational Needs

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Revolution Performing Arts Ltd work with Hunt Scholars to create “Revolution@ Hunt Scholars” – an exciting inclusive education provision rooted in performing arts and skills for education and life. Neurodiversity affirming and trauma informed approaches help create the correct environment for resilience to develop and for self esteem to grow. The whole person is seen and heard and a responsive bespoke package is built to help them move forward, identifying and overcoming individual challenges. Academic education works best when a person feels part of a community of shared values, feels their skills and contributions are important and their experiences validated. We are ready not just to support people on that initial pathway of becoming ready to learn and integrate into the wider community, but also to gently reintroduce skills acquisition across the curriculum, linking the person back to education in a way which feel relevant and attainable.

Frequently Asked Questions:

What is Revolution & Hunt Scholars offering?

Revolution@ Hunt Scholars are offering a bespoke art based provision that can support a wide range of goals for your young person. Creating supportive, trusting relationships is key to allowing growth. Through a range of arts skills, we aim to empower your young person to learn more about themselves and their relationship with education. Through feeling valued and part of a community and having opportunities to shine we hope to provide the correct environment for resilience to grow. This will allow your young person to rise to meet their academic challenges with more confidence.

Does my young person stay on roll at school?

Alternate provision is used in a range of ways. Schools may wish us to deliver services to help your child meet some specific goals or if you are home educating or have personal budget or EOTAS package, you may commission us directly to help us work with you on your young person’s areas of need. If we are commissioned through a school, your young person will stay on roll at that school.

Do you offer academic or non-academic provision?

Provision is to meet need, whether that need is for academic or more holistic skills or simply for a safe space to feel accepted and begin to rebuild trust in cooperative working with adults and other students. Some skills will be directly taught, either through qualified teachers or specially trained learning mentors drawn from our teams of skilled practitioners at Revolution and Hunt Scholars. Some skills will be given space to flourish through creating the correct environment and relationships. Academically, a wide range of subjects can be explored focussing on English, Maths and study skills as a starting point. Packages can also start from a point of identified need – self esteem, self confidence, core strength, understanding your sensory needs and developing good choices for self regulation, social communication including reciprocity and expressive communication, emotional literacy… the list is endless.

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