YPF Trust | centre for Supplementary Education

Quality assurance for supplementary schools

Agency/Individual

What are the legal requirements when establishing a supplementary school?

They are the same as for any community or voluntary organisation working with children and young people. Provision must be safe and non-disciminatory.

Other requirements depend on factors such as whether you employ staff, own your premises, charge fees, etc.

We offer a three-day course (can be run over a term including weekends) to groups/partnerships to support good management and effective governance.

check your school’s compliance with the Voluntary Code of Practice for Supplementary Education.

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To demonstrate the quality of your provision, you can apply for Quality Assured Membership of NRCSE and complete the Quality Framework for Supplementary Schools

Training

Creative Teaching and Learning can transform the lives of young people.

Contact US

YPF Trust
105 Strand
London
WC2R 0AA

Email : mon@ypftrust.org.uk

Safeguarding

Legal requirements for supplementary schools or other out-of-school settings

What Supplementary Schools tell about us

Excellent course. Wish I had done it a lot earlier. All the topics were very useful. I enjoyed working the group environment and learning ideas from other people. I will apply new policies as a result of this course. Very useful resources.

— learners on Harrow Effective Management Skills Course

Supplementary Education

Supplementary education can be defined as all out-of-school learning provision.

Supported by

NRCSE sponsors

and the Coronavirus Community Support Fund, distributed by

NRCSE sponsors

and all our subscribing supplementary schools