Supporting
Your Young Person
At AS2Educate, we understand that some young people find school difficult at times, whether due to anxiety, SEMH needs or disruption to their education.
We support young people aged 14–18 who may benefit from a different environment to rebuild confidence, reconnect with learning and begin moving forward again.
Students are supported by experienced staff who provide patience, consistency and encouragement, helping them develop the confidence, life skills and independence needed for their next steps.
What to Expect from
AS2Educate
When a young person joins AS2Educate, the focus is on helping them feel supported and able to reconnect with education.
Helpful Guides
Take a look at these guides to help you better understand some of the slang, emojis and online language young people may use, supporting more informed conversations around wellbeing and safeguarding.
Communication with Families
We believe strong communication with families is essential. Parents and guardians are kept informed about progress, attendance and wellbeing, and the team works closely with families, schools and professionals to ensure young people receive consistent support.
If you have questions or concerns, our team will always be available to discuss the best way forward.
Safeguarding and Wellbeing
The safety and wellbeing of young people is our highest priority. AS2Educate has clear safeguarding procedures and works closely with local authorities, schools and safeguarding professionals to ensure students are supported and protected.
Supporting Progress
The goal at AS2Educate is always to help young people move forward. For some students this may mean qualifications and progression into college or training. For others it may begin with rebuilding confidence, improving engagement or developing the skills needed for independence.
The team works closely with young people and families to support transitions into the next stage of education, training or employment.