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Supporting Schools with Flexible Online Alternative Provision

Helping mainstream and special schools support vulnerable learners through high-quality, DfE OEAS-accredited online education—from early intervention to medical needs provision.

• DfE OEAS Accredited •

How We Support You

Direct Partnership Provision for Schools

Eton Academy works directly with mainstream and special schools to deliver high-quality online alternative provision for students who cannot fully access your physical setting.

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Our DfE OEAS-accredited provision helps you support students at risk of exclusion, manage medical absences, and provide SEND-specialist education—while keeping pupils on your roll and maintaining your safeguarding oversight.

Why Partner With Eton Academy?

DfE OEAS Accredited

We're one of only ten providers nationally to achieve DfE OEAS accreditation—meeting rigorous standards for online alternative provision, safeguarding, and outcomes.

Rapid Enrolment

We can enroll students within 48-72 hours, helping you respond quickly to medical emergencies, exclusion risk, or urgent placement needs.

Flexible Part-Time Packages

2-3 days online, 2-3 days at school—ideal for early intervention, preventing exclusion, or gradual reintegration support.

Safeguarding Partnership

Our Principal serves as Designated Safeguarding Lead and maintains close liaison with your DSL, attending reviews and coordinating around safeguarding plans.

Live, Interactive Teaching

Every lesson is taught live by qualified UK teachers—never pre-recorded. Students engage in real-time, build relationships with teachers, and receive immediate feedback.

Dual Registration Options

Keep pupils on your roll with dual registration arrangements—you maintain the relationship and statutory responsibility while we deliver academic provision.

Full Key Stage Coverage

We provide provision from KS2 through KS4, including GCSE pathways. Few online AP providers cover primary—we do, supporting early intervention for younger pupils.

Specialist Alternative Provision Expertise

Our teachers are trained in trauma-informed practice, SEND support, and working with students who have experienced exclusion, anxiety, and complex needs. This isn't mainstream teaching delivered online—it's specialist AP practice.

What We Offer Schools

Comprehensive Academic Curriculum
 Core subjects (English, Maths, Science) and foundation subjects (Humanities, Languages, Arts, Computing) delivered online with GCSE pathways for KS4 students.
Attendance and Progress Monitoring
Real-time tracking with regular reporting to your pastoral and SENCO teams. You always know how students are engaging and progressing.

Flexible Provision Options

Every school situation is different. We offer:

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Part-Time Packages (Early Intervention)
2-3 days online, 2-3 days at school—reduces pressure, prevents exclusion, keeps pupils connected to your setting.

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Full-Time Alternative Provision
Complete curriculum coverage for students who cannot access your building at all—medical needs, severe anxiety, or awaiting specialist placement.

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Subject-Specific Support
GCSE teaching in subjects you can't offer to small groups or individuals—languages, sciences, option subjects.

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Medical Needs Education
Continuity during hospital treatment, chronic illness, or immunocompromised conditions with flexible return arrangements.

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Reintegration Programmes
Gradual return-to-school support—start with 1-2 days online, build up to full attendance while maintaining educational engagement.

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Short-Term Intervention
6-12 week programs for students needing temporary support—crisis stabilization, exam preparation, or transition planning.

Direct Benefits for Your School

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Maintain Safeguarding Lead

You remain the responsible authority with full statutory oversight. We support; we don't replace.

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Use Your Funding

High Needs Block, Pupil Premium, or delegated school budget can all be used to commission our provision.

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Prevent Permanent Exclusion 

Early intervention changes outcomes. Part-time provision can be the circuit-breaker that keeps students in education.

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Keep Pupils on Roll 

Dual registration means they're still your student—you maintain the relationship and receive funding.

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Rapid Response

Placement within 48-72 hours when you need urgent support for medical emergencies or exclusion risk.

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Flexible Hours

2 days, 3 days, full-time—whatever works for the student and your setting.

Students We Support

School Refusers with Severe Anxiety
Students who cannot enter your building due to severe panic attacks, trauma, or overwhelming social demands.

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SEND Pupils Requiring Specialist Approaches
Young people with autism, ADHD, or sensory processing needs who thrive in smaller, online environments.

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Students with Chronic Medical Conditions
Hospital treatment, chronic illness, immunocompromised students needing flexible, accessible education.

 

Pupils at Risk of Permanent Exclusion
Early intervention through part-time provision that reduces pressure and prevents crisis escalation.

 

Young People Awaiting Specialist Placements
Students awaiting EHCP tribunal outcomes, specialist school places, or assessment—needing immediate education.

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Temporary Alternative Provision
Short-term support during managed moves, reintegration planning, or while permanent placements are sourced.

How We Work Together

Partnership,
Approach

Your school remains the lead agency. You hold statutory responsibility and safeguarding lead. We deliver the academic curriculum while your team focuses on pastoral care and multi-agency coordination.

Clear Communication

Regular updates, shared data, review meetings. We work collaboratively with your pastoral, SENCO, and senior leadership teams.

Safeguarding Coordination

Immediate concern reporting to your DSL, multi-agency meeting attendance, and coordination around safeguarding plans. You lead; we support.

Flexible Arrangements

No long-term contracts required. Start with one student to test our provision before expanding to others.

How to Enrol

Getting Started is Simple
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01. Initial Conversation
Contact us to discuss the student's needs and explore whether our provision is the right fit.

 

02. Pupil Referral
Share relevant information—EHCP, risk assessment, SEND support plan, medical needs. We'll assess whether we can meet their needs safely and effectively. 

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03. Funding & Contracts

We'll work with your finance/business manager to establish the funding route and simple contractual arrangements. 


04. Fast Onboarding

Within 48-72 hours, the pupil can start. IT checks, welcome call, timetable shared. We move quickly when you need us. 

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05. Ongoing Partnership

Regular updates, review meetings, progress reports. You'll have direct contact with our team and 24/7 access to attendance and progress data. 

Next Steps

Get started with Eton Academy today

Connect with our team to discuss how we can support your school and vulnerable learners. We're available for in-person demonstrations and consultations. 

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