At MI's STFC Alternative Provision , we embed core learning such as maths, communication, literacy, and science within engaging, real-world topics that spark interest. For example, learners might develop communication skills through vocational tasks such as using IT to create letters, quotes, and invoices, or explore scientific principles through hands-on construction activities.

• English and maths taught through practical, vocational and relevant context.
• Access to sport and fitness.
• Opportunities for Esports and associated learning.
• Support towards qualifications.
• Unit awards to support National Curriculum learning.
• Short level 1 vocational courses.
• MI-ET academy Stepping Stones provision towards independence.
• Opportunities for work experience within the setting.

Our flexible approach allows us to adapt to individual needs, interests, and learning styles, while maintaining high expectations and a clear focus on preparation for future education, employment, and independent living.