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Alternative Provision in Gloucestershire: a proposal to bring the Stroud and Cotswold and the Cheltenham and Tewkesbury Alternative Provision Schools together as a single Pupil Referral Unit
Gloucestershire’s Alternative Provision Transformation Project was launched in June 2020 and is part of the Joint High Needs Transformation Programme . As part of this we are seeking to improve the arrangements that are in place for the children and young people in Gloucestershire who have been, or are at risk of being, excluded from school. There are three maintained Pupil Referral Units in Gloucestershire who work with children who find themselves in this situation.
Working in close partnership with the Headteacher and chairs of the Pupil Referral Unit management committees, Gloucestershire County Council has developed a proposal to bring The Cheltenham and Tewkesbury Alternative Provision School (CTAPS) and The Stroud and Cotswold Alternative Provision School (SCAPS) together as a single Pupil Referral Unit governed by a single management committee. The intention is that this will enable them to continue to provide high quality education at the right time and in the right way for this group of vulnerable learners so that they can achieve the best possible outcomes. No changes are planned to The Gloucester and Forest Alternative Provision School (GFAPS) so do not form part of this proposal.
Picture of The Stroud and Cotswold Alternative provision school (SCAPS)
The Cheltenham and Tewkesbury Alternative provision school (CTAPS).
Both pictures are taken landscape at the front of the schools.
The background information and engagement document (on the right hand side) provides further information on this proposal and explains how key stakeholders can express a view on this proposal through a period of engagement running from 13 May 2021 to 10 June 2021 (noon) .
How do I give my views?
You can give us your comments by completing the questionnaire in the background information and engagement document. This can be sent to:
Alternative Provision Proposals
Universal Commissioning Team
FREEPOST NAT10062
Shire Hall
Gloucester, GL1 2BR
You can also give us your comments through the dedicated e-mail address:
Alternative Provision in Gloucestershire: a proposal to bring the Stroud and Cotswold and the Cheltenham and Tewkesbury Alternative Provision Schools together as a single Pupil Referral Unit
Gloucestershire’s Alternative Provision Transformation Project was launched in June 2020 and is part of the Joint High Needs Transformation Programme . As part of this we are seeking to improve the arrangements that are in place for the children and young people in Gloucestershire who have been, or are at risk of being, excluded from school. There are three maintained Pupil Referral Units in Gloucestershire who work with children who find themselves in this situation.
Working in close partnership with the Headteacher and chairs of the Pupil Referral Unit management committees, Gloucestershire County Council has developed a proposal to bring The Cheltenham and Tewkesbury Alternative Provision School (CTAPS) and The Stroud and Cotswold Alternative Provision School (SCAPS) together as a single Pupil Referral Unit governed by a single management committee. The intention is that this will enable them to continue to provide high quality education at the right time and in the right way for this group of vulnerable learners so that they can achieve the best possible outcomes. No changes are planned to The Gloucester and Forest Alternative Provision School (GFAPS) so do not form part of this proposal.
Picture of The Stroud and Cotswold Alternative provision school (SCAPS)
The Cheltenham and Tewkesbury Alternative provision school (CTAPS).
Both pictures are taken landscape at the front of the schools.
The background information and engagement document (on the right hand side) provides further information on this proposal and explains how key stakeholders can express a view on this proposal through a period of engagement running from 13 May 2021 to 10 June 2021 (noon) .
How do I give my views?
You can give us your comments by completing the questionnaire in the background information and engagement document. This can be sent to:
Alternative Provision Proposals
Universal Commissioning Team
FREEPOST NAT10062
Shire Hall
Gloucester, GL1 2BR
You can also give us your comments through the dedicated e-mail address:
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