Local Education Authorities/Schools/Pupil Referral Units

Local Education Authorities (LEAs)

In 2007 - 08 we delivered our Community Vehicle programmes for 2 mainstream schools;

Brislington Enterprise College (positioned in bottom 5% of schools in the national league tables)

Henbury School

Schools

Other mainstream schools based in areas of high social deprivation also refer young people onto our programmes including : -

Brunel Academy ( ex-Speedwell Technical College)
Merchant Venturer's Academy (ex- Withywood school)
City Academy

Pupil Referral Units (PRUs)

In 2007 - 08 we delivered our Community Vehicle programmes for 11 PRUs

The Kick Start Programmes have been particularly effective with the PRUs through the structure and content contained within.

Pupil referral Units who used our services include : -

The Meriton
Bristol Gateway
KS4 Unit, Southmead
Kingsweston
St Matthias Park
The Whitehouse Centre
The Larch Centre (Weston Super Mare)
Notton House
Nailsea Middle school
Elmfield school for deaf children
Notton House

Youth Opportunities Fund monies have played a significant role in supporting the students on to our programmes

It has been our experience that the Community Vehicle Programme (CV Programme) has been too long and arduous for most pupils attending PRUs. These students respond better to short term rather than long term rewards.