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1. • • Pupils may be registered solely with the PRU or be dual registered, attending both their mainstream school and the PRU on a part-time basis. Additionally, there is a broad range of other AP on offer, provided by independent schools, further education colleges, charities and businesses.
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   What is alternative education?

   • Alternative education is education outside school, for pupils who do not attend mainstream school for reasons such as exclusion, behaviour issues, school refusal, short- or long-term illnesses. (Alternative Provision Guidance for local authorities, as well as headteachers and governing bodies of settings providing alternative provision.)

   Alternative Provision (AP): Alternative Curriculum Pathways and

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   What is alternative provision in education?

   • In the context of education, “Alternative Provision” (AP) refers to educational settings that provide an alternative to mainstream schooling. These provisions cater to students who, for various reasons, are unable to thrive or continue their education in a traditional school environment.

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   Which educational settings provide Alternative Provision (AP)?

   • It applies to all educational settings providing alternative provision (AP): AP settings are places that provide education for children who can’t go to a mainstream school. This guidance covers the use of AP where: Read the ‘DfE intervention powers in pupil referral units’ document for details of changes coming into force on 27 June 2016.

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   Are pupils in alternative provision vulnerable?

   • Pupils in AP are amongst those with the highest levels of need and most significant vulnerabilities in the country. 81% of pupils in alternative provision (AP) are on the SEND (special educational needs and disability) register, which is almost six times more than in mainstream schools.

   What the evidence tells us about good-quality Alternative Provision

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   How many pupils are in alternative provision?

   • Every year thousands of pupils find themselves in alternative provision (AP). In 2021, there were at least 32,083 pupils educated across at least 761 alternative provision settings and yet alternative provision continues to be a part of the education system that most know little about.

   What the evidence tells us about good-quality Alternative Provision

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   How many students are enrolled in alternative provision?

   • Recent statistics from the Department for Education (DfE) in 2023 indicate that the number of students enrolled in alternative provision (AP) has risen, with over 50,000 pupils currently attending AP settings in England.

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3. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsAlternative provision - GOV.UK

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   Jan 10, 2013 · It applies to all educational settings providing alternative provision (AP): schools maintained by the local authority; academies and free schools; pupil referral units (PRUs)

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   Mar 12, 2019 · Alternative Provision (AP) provides education to pupils who are unable to attend mainstream schools. This is often (but not always) due to exclusion. Within the AP sector there are a variety of types of providers that cater for pupils with diverse needs, abilities and reasons for being in AP.

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   Alternative education is education outside school, for pupils who do not attend mainstream school for reasons such as exclusion, behaviour issues, school refusal, short- or long-term...

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   Alternative Provision (AP) is “education outside school, arranged by local authorities or schools, for pupils who do not attend mainstream school for reasons such as exclusion, behaviour issues,...

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   Feb 1, 2024 · Local authorities are responsible for arranging education for permanently excluded children, and for other children who would not otherwise receive suitable education.

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   Jul 15, 2024 · In the context of education, “Alternative Provision” (AP) refers to educational settings that provide an alternative to mainstream schooling. These provisions cater to students who, for various reasons, are unable to thrive or continue their education in a traditional school environment.

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    Apr 21, 2022 · Pupils in AP are amongst those with the highest levels of need and most significant vulnerabilities in the country. 81% of pupils in alternative provision (AP) are on the SEND (special educational needs and disability) register, which is almost six times more than in mainstream schools.