At AYP, we understand that learning doesn’t stop when the school day ends. Our Outside of School Education Support programme provides a safe, supportive, and inspiring environment for young people to reach their full potential academically, personally, and socially.
Delivered from the new building in partnership with XXX and local education providers, this programme supports learners aged 8–18 through homework help, tutoring, mentoring, and skill-building sessions designed to complement school education and promote lifelong learning.
Key Services We Provide
Homework and Study Support
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After-school homework clubs and supervised study sessions led by qualified tutors, youth workers, and volunteer mentors.
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Targeted support in core subjects such as English, Maths, and Science.
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Quiet and focused learning spaces equipped with IT access and educational resources.
Revision and Exam Preparation
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Focused revision sessions for SATs, GCSEs, and A-level students, supported by experienced teachers and youth mentors.
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Workshops on exam techniques, time management, and stress reduction.
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Mock exams and study bootcamps during half-term and holiday periods.
Mentoring and Academic Guidance
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One-to-one and small-group mentoring for young people needing extra academic or emotional support.
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Guidance on college applications, apprenticeships, and career planning.
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Support for young people at risk of disengagement from school, helping them regain confidence and motivation.
Digital Access and Skills Development
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Access to computers, broadband, and digital tools for those without technology at home.
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Training in digital literacy, research skills, and safe online behaviour.
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Creative and educational workshops using modern technology, including design, coding, and media production.
Parental Engagement and Family Support
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Sessions for parents to learn how to better support their children’s education.
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Family learning activities that strengthen relationships and promote a culture of education at home.
Our Mission
Through our Outside of School Education Support, AYP aims to:
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Improve educational attainment and confidence among young people.
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Close the gap for learners from disadvantaged backgrounds.
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Foster positive attitudes toward education and lifelong learning.
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Strengthen the role of families and communities in supporting young people’s success.
By combining academic help with mentoring and wellbeing support, AYP ensures that every learner has the opportunity to thrive both inside and outside the classroom.
Outputs
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200 young people supported annually through after-school and homework sessions.
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50 revision and exam preparation sessions delivered each academic year.
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40 one-to-one or small-group mentoring relationships established annually.
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100 parents and carers engaged through education support workshops.
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80 young people accessing digital learning and IT facilities annually.
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10 digital or creative learning workshops delivered per year.
Outcomes
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Improved academic performance and school attendance among participants.
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Increased confidence and motivation to learn, particularly for disadvantaged or disengaged young people.
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Greater parental involvement in supporting children’s education.
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Enhanced digital literacy and study skills, preparing learners for future opportunities.
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Reduced educational inequality, helping bridge the gap for low-income families.
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Long-term positive impact on employment and life chances for young people.