
Today marks the official launch of Horizons Alternative Provision Academy, Maiden Erlegh Trust's new and expanded alternative provision academy.
Horizons brings together the established strengths of Cranbury College with new learning opportunities to create five purposeful pathways supporting children and young people across Reading, Bracknell, Newbury, Wokingham and South Oxfordshire.
The academy offers:
Learning worth turning up for.
By combining academic learning, vocational opportunities, enrichment and personalised support, Horizons will help children and young people discover their strengths, build confidence and prepare for successful futures.
Claire Willmott, Executive Headteacher of Horizons Alternative Provision Academy, said:
"We want every child and young person to enjoy learning, recognise their progress and see the opportunities ahead of them. Horizons is about creating connections, building confidence and helping young people believe in themselves."
We're excited to welcome pupils, families and colleagues to Horizons and look forward to seeing our young people thrive.