Alternative Provision & Mentoring

Supporting Young People Back Into Engagement

Part-time, SEND-informed alternative provision and mentoring for pupils experiencing SEMH, attendance and engagement difficulties.

A Relationship-Led Approach

Pathways Engagement & Mentoring provides SEND-informed, relationship-led support for pupils experiencing SEMH needs, attendance difficulties, emotionally based school avoidance (EBSA), anxiety and barriers to engagement within mainstream education.

Our approach focuses on consistency, emotional wellbeing and early intervention, helping young people rebuild confidence and reconnect positively with learning.

SEND-Informed

Relationship-led support tailored to individual pupil needs.

Early Intervention 

Helping young people re-engage before difficulties escalate further.

Flexible Provision 

Part-time support designed to complement mainstream education.

Relationship-Led Support

Our approach focuses on building positive, consistent relationships that help young people rebuild confidence, improve emotional regulation and re-engage positively with learning.

SEND & SEMH Support

Structured 1:1 and small-group support tailored to pupils experiencing SEMH needs, anxiety, attendance difficulties and barriers to engagement within mainstream education.

Working Alongside Schools

Pathways Engagement & Mentoring works collaboratively with schools and local authorities to provide flexible, part-time support for pupils experiencing barriers to engagement within mainstream education.

Provision is designed to complement existing school support, with pupils remaining on roll while accessing targeted intervention, mentoring and reintegration support.

Part-Time Provision

Flexible support delivered alongside mainstream education.

Collaborative Approach

Working closely with schools, families and professionals.

SEND & SEMH Informed

Relationship-led support tailored to individual pupil needs.

Reintegration Support

Supporting young people to rebuild confidence, reconnect positively with learning and transition successfully back into mainstream routines.

Contact us

Telephone: 07478 766797

E-mail: info@alternativepathways.uk

Address: Radcliffe, Greater Manchester

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