Our School Offer In Partnership With Reedham Children's Trust

What we offer

In partnership with Reedham Children’s Trust, we are delivering a School Engagement Programme designed to remove barriers that young people in Croydon may face. We will bridge the gap between schools and a young person’s access to Legacy and the enriching opportunities we can provide.

For more information on this amazing programme, click the button below.

If you would like to sign your school up, email our School & Community Engagement Manager, Kelly Thiko at kelly.thiko@legacyyouthzone.org 

REFERRAL AND MEMBERSHIP PROCESS

  1. IdentificationYour Pastoral Care team will identify at-risk students and complete a concise online form with student details, parent/Carer information, interests, and desired outcomes, all with parental consent.
  2. Gradual Introduction – We’ll gradually introduce our support by meeting the young people who require assistance, allowing them to become familiar with our school engagement team. We’ll also engage with parents once consent is granted.
  3. Affordable MembershipAs a charity, we offer an annual membership at a reduced cost of £2.50 (usually £5) for referred students, along with a nominal 50p entry fee per visit. Upon registration, students gain a comprehensive member’s record, including demographic details and participation history, facilitating safeguarding concerns sharing between Legacy and your school.
  4. Flexible Well-Being PlansWell-being plans are customised to each student’s interaction with Legacy Youth Zone and their unique needs, providing the flexibility needed to meet individual requirement.
  5.  Streamed Line CommunicationOur coordination with your school ensures seamless club participation and Wellbeing plan created for referred students. We maintain regular contact with school staff, parents, and students, sharing targeted action plans and mentoring updates.

YOUNG PERSON’S JOURNEY

Try-Train-Team Model

At Legacy, throughout our activities we run a TRY-TRAIN-TEAM model, which encourages young people to engage with a wide range of activities to progress deeper in those specific areas.

Visual Example

Think of those gaps in the circle like the hurdles young people face when trying something new or going through changes – it can be a bit nerve-wracking. But, at the same time, it’s a testament to their commitment to giving it a shot and seeing how it goes. As they get more involved, the outside challenges start to fade away, and their commitment just keeps getting stronger. Plus, when young people show strong and consistent engagement, their soft skills and subject skills get a boost!

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