Mentoring


Empowering Young People to Re-engage, Achieve and Thrive
Every young person deserves someone who believes in their potential.
Throughout my career, I have recognised that being a positive, consistent role model is one of the most powerful influences in helping young people overcome barriers to learning.
With experience spanning Key Stage 1 through to Key Stage 4, as well as Further Education (FE), I understand that meaningful progress begins with strong, professional relationships built on trust, respect and high expectations.
For many learners, especially those who are disengaged or at risk of exclusion, effective mentoring can be the turning point that transforms their confidence, behaviour and educational journey.
Every mentoring programme is personalised, target-focused and outcome-driven, helping young people to:
Our Mentoring Approach
Develop
Build
Achieve
Confidence and self-esteem
Positive relationships
Personal targets
Motivation and engagement
Emotional resilience
Improved attendance
Self-regulation strategies
Communication skills
Better behaviour choices
Aspirations and future goals
Independence
Successful reintegration into learning
Each mentoring programme is designed around the individual needs of the learner, ensuring measurable progress and meaningful outcomes.
Pupil Support Plans (PSPs)
We provide specialist support for schools in developing, implementing and monitoring Pupil Support Plans (PSPs).
Working alongside Senior Leadership Teams (SLT), Heads of Year and pastoral staff, we help ensure PSPs become meaningful intervention tools rather than simply administrative documents.
Support includes:
Service
How We Help
Target Setting
Collaborative, realistic and achievable targets. SMART
Student Mentoring
One-to-one sessions focused on engagement and accountability.
Progress Monitoring
Regular reviews to measure impact and adjust support.
Staff Consultation
Advice and guidance for SLT, Heads of Year and pastoral teams.
Behaviour Support
Strategies to reduce suspensions, exclusions and repeat incidents.
Previous mentoring programmes have successfully improved pupil engagement with their PSPs, increased accountability, and contributed to reductions in suspensions and exclusions.
Flexible Delivery
Mentoring can be delivered:
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In school
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Off-site (where appropriate)
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One-to-one (recommended for maximum impact)
Session Options
Session Length
Suitable For
30 minutes
Target reviews, wellbeing check-ins and accountability meetings
60 minutes
In-depth mentoring, coaching and intervention work
Flexible Format
One-hour bookings can be split into two 30-minute sessions where appropriate
Supporting Young People Beyond School
With increasing numbers of young people becoming NEET (Not in Education, Employment or Training), effective mentoring has never been more important.
By developing confidence, resilience, motivation and clear future pathways, mentoring helps young people reconnect with education, training and employment opportunities while developing the life skills needed for long-term success.
Our aim is not simply to improve behaviour or attendance—it is to help every young person believe in themselves, overcome challenges and move confidently towards a positive future.
Mentoring Services at a Glance
✔ One-to-one mentoring programmes
✔ Target-focused, outcome-driven interventions
✔ Pupil Support Plan (PSP) mentoring
✔ PSP target setting and progress monitoring
✔ Behaviour and engagement interventions
✔ Advice and guidance for Senior Leadership Teams
✔ Support for Heads of Year, Heads of House and pastoral teams
✔ School reintegration support
✔ Confidence, resilience and wellbeing mentoring
✔ Preparation for education, employment and training pathways
Helping Young People Believe in Their Potential
Through positive relationships, clear expectations and personalised support, mentoring creates opportunities for young people to re-engage with learning, overcome barriers and build the confidence to achieve lasting success.
