Schools
We can work with schools in three ways: as alternative provision (AP); through in-school projects or courses; or as after-school creative clubs.
Delivered in small groups, giving students a calmer, less overwhelming environment to build skills and confidence. Each offering is built on the same mentorship and real-world ethos as our wider creative programme, with some of our AP projects being part of real briefs.
Our Alternative Provision offering:
For pupils in Years 7–11, our creative media AP gives small groups a relaxed, hands-on space to express themselves and develop real creative skills, in projects co-designed with young people and led by expert practitioners.
Working together in a design team, pupils produce genuine creative outputs – often tackling issues that matter to them in their local area. Along the way they build confidence, feel heard, and pick up practical skills they can take forward.
Projects typically draw on:
Graphic design
Photography
Video
Research and communication.
AQA Unit Awards
We are now registered as an AQA Unit Award provider. Pupils on our AP programme have the opportunity to earn AQA Unit Awards as part of their time on the projects with us.
Where is our AP held?
We run our AP sessions from our offices at 4 Sackville St, one morning a week, during term time.
We can come to you!
We also have the option of doing AP at your school, or also running a short project based in your school. Contact us for more information.
For more information, and to book students onto AP, please contact us.
“It was easy for me to create something that looked good.”
To see more examples of work from previous Alternative Provision terms, see our Creative page here
