Innovative Support Programs at Imberhorne School Bridge

Imberhorne School
The Bridge
Timeline
Sept 2020 – July 2021 – two bespoke classrooms created but no staffing. Supported
two students in long term. One learning mentor in 
short term
Nov 2021 – one learning mentor appointed for 
long term 
worked for 6 weeks and left
Jan 2022 until present – additional learning mentor 3 days 
short term
, LSA for 
long
term
 5 days a week
Sept 2022 – 2 LSA’s +  2 learning mentors
The Bridge
Short term 
– students requiring time to reset their behaviour. A mixture of upper and lower school
students.
Long term 
– Students needing  time working outside the classroom for either short periods ( one
week) or longer periods. Some students only attend the bridge and others attend the bridge
alongside their classroom
Short term placements
HOY and SLT decide on students attending the
bridge
Students work in this space when they have
struggled to manage the demands of school.
This gives them time to reset.
Normally placements are one day but this can
be extended.
Day finishes at 4pm
Support of learning mentor to help with  work
Time for reflection
Support if necessary to help students re adjust
to lessons – students who are placed for a week
Long term placements
HOY and SLT team will discuss appropriateness
of  placements with students and parents
Part time or full time placements
Students struggling with the challenges of
school or specific subjects
Support of an LSA , some teaching staff and
learning mentor.
Career advice  provided
Bespoke timetables and support offered to
meet individual needs.
Short term placements
Yr7 - 30
Yr8 – 43
Yr9 - 58
Yr10 - 70
Yr11 – 44
 
Long term students
25 in total
3 KS3
5 EBSA
4 on social care plans
4 PP
6 SEND ( 3 EHCP )
3 EAL ( 2 Afghan refugees)
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Reduced number of suspensions
Avoided a PEX for a Y10 student
Student resilience surveys – initial survey compared with final review. This data will be very interesting.
Supporting an increased number of students helping them to access school
Parents views
“ without the bridge I don’t know what we would have done. You have changed her life”
“ I just wish this had been available earlier. We love Miss Hannam”
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Launch a mini bridge at our lower school site
New staff member added for next year plus increase in learning mentor capacity for two days
Train the team on therapeutic thinking so we can have a bigger impact on short term placements
and change behaviour.
Explore more vocational courses
Find supported work experience visits.
Ensure these students can access all the activities on offer in the school eg Y11 graduation, Y11
prom, educational visits etc
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Imberhorne School's Bridge program offers tailored support for students with behavioral or learning challenges, providing short-term and long-term placements, personalized timetables, and dedicated mentors. The program has had a significant impact on student outcomes, reducing suspensions and improving resilience. Future plans include launching a mini-bridge at the lower school site.

  • Support Programs
  • Imberhorne School
  • Student Placements
  • Learning Mentors
  • Behavioral Support

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  1. Imberhorne School The Bridge Timeline Sept 2020 July 2021 two bespoke classrooms created but no staffing. Supported two students in long term. One learning mentor in short term Nov 2021 one learning mentor appointed for long term worked for 6 weeks and left Jan 2022 until present additional learning mentor 3 days short term, LSA for long term 5 days a week Sept 2022 2 LSA s + 2 learning mentors

  2. The Bridge Short term students requiring time to reset their behaviour. A mixture of upper and lower school students. Long term Students needing time working outside the classroom for either short periods ( one week) or longer periods. Some students only attend the bridge and others attend the bridge alongside their classroom

  3. Short term placements Long term placements HOY and SLT team will discuss appropriateness of placements with students and parents HOY and SLT decide on students attending the bridge Part time or full time placements Students struggling with the challenges of school or specific subjects Support of an LSA , some teaching staff and learning mentor. Career advice provided Bespoke timetables and support offered to meet individual needs. Students work in this space when they have struggled to manage the demands of school. This gives them time to reset. Normally placements are one day but this can be extended. Day finishes at 4pm Support of learning mentor to help with work Time for reflection Support if necessary to help students re adjust to lessons students who are placed for a week

  4. Short term placements Yr7 - 30 Yr8 43 Yr9 - 58 Yr10 - 70 Yr11 44

  5. Long term students 25 in total 3 KS3 5 EBSA 4 on social care plans 4 PP 6 SEND ( 3 EHCP ) 3 EAL ( 2 Afghan refugees)

  6. Impact Impact long term students long term students Reduced number of suspensions Avoided a PEX for a Y10 student Student resilience surveys initial survey compared with final review. This data will be very interesting. Supporting an increased number of students helping them to access school Parents views without the bridge I don t know what we would have done. You have changed her life I just wish this had been available earlier. We love Miss Hannam

  7. Next steps Next steps Launch a mini bridge at our lower school site New staff member added for next year plus increase in learning mentor capacity for two days Train the team on therapeutic thinking so we can have a bigger impact on short term placements and change behaviour. Explore more vocational courses Find supported work experience visits. Ensure these students can access all the activities on offer in the school eg Y11 graduation, Y11 prom, educational visits etc

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