Discover our comprehensive learning programs
At PEDIA, the Phoenix Diversity & Inclusion Academy Ltd, we offer a range of educational experiences designed to empower learners. Explore our unique courses, support resources, and accredited qualifications tailored for diverse needs.
Our unique learning experiences
PEDIA provides exceptional educational opportunities, from multi-length courses to accredited curriculum programs and UK-regulated qualifications. We cater to Secondary level learners (KS3, KS4, KS5) and those with diverse needs, particularly those with an EHCP requiring a bespoke curriculum.
Tailored curriculum programs
We offer accredited curriculum programs and UK-regulated qualifications for learners at Secondary level (KS3, KS4, KS5).
Diverse needs support
Specialized programs for learners with an EHCP, including Pre-GCSE level (Pre-Entry to Level 3) for those not yet at GCSE level.
NEET employability pathways
Courses designed for post-secondary learners not in education, employment, or training, fostering future success.
What makes PEDIA different
Our programs are designed to support outcomes outlined in Education Health and Care Plans (EHCPs). We personalize learning to ensure young people make significant progress, aligning with Ofsted expectations and supporting Preparation for Adulthood pathways.
Who we work with
We partner with a wide range of organizations including mainstream schools, alternative provision settings, special schools, local authorities, SEND departments, and colleges. We also engage with parents and carers where appropriate, ensuring a collaborative approach to education.
Areas of need we address
PEDIA focuses on four broad areas of need: communication and interaction, cognition and learning, sensory and physical needs, and social, emotional, and mental health. Our tailored programs help solve challenges in these critical areas, fostering holistic development.
What learners develop at PEDIA
Upon completing our programmes, learners develop increased engagement, improved emotional regulation, better communication skills, and independence with daily routines. We prepare them for college or employment pathways, helping them establish clearer future goals.
Accreditation
Our SEND programmes are mapped with accreditation by ASDAN, AQA and Entry Level qualifications, as well as our Internal Certification at Bronze, Silver and Gold levels. These courses support the four Preparing for Adulthood outcomes outlined in the SEND Code of Practice for England.
The Learner Journey
- Engagement
- Communication development
- Independence skills
- Social participation
- Employability readiness
- Transition into education, training or supported work
What Learning Looks Like
- Independent living activities
- Travel awareness training
- Teamwork projects
- Confidence-building activities
- Enterprise activities
- Preparation for interviews and employment
Where Learners Move Forward To
- College pathways
- Supported internships
- Training programmes
- Volunteering opportunities
- Community participation
- Increased independence at home and in daily life
Contact us
Contacts
Phone numbers:
07848 844 377
07723 163 974
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