Centre Overviews

Burgess Hill Centre

Head of School: James Walters
At Burgess Hill we cater for pupils from Reception and KS1 through to KS4. Our pupils are supported, challenged and motivated to succeed and to achieve nationally recognized accreditation.

Chichester Centre

Head of School: Alex Jones
Our small but nurturing provision is situated on the outskirts of Chichester but is easily accessible by public transport.  We cater for Reception, KS1 and KS2 pupils. All our students can expect a range of opportunities which serve to build up attainment, confidence and meet individual need.

Crawley Centre

Acting Head of School: Kate Goater
Our provision is on the outskirts of Crawley in a building that has been educating young people since 1852. We have a diverse community of learners from KS3 to KS4, and our staff aims to support everyone to fulfil their potential.

Lancing Centre

Head of School: Anthony Carlo
Our learners range from Reception and KS1 through to KS4. They take part in a range of activities to enhance their learning, and they are supported, challenged and encouraged to succeed, both academically and pastorally.

Littlehampton Centre

Head of School: Alex Jones 
We are based in the centre of Littlehampton and cater for students across the locality. We give every child an opportunity to re-engage and enjoy the core curriculum as well as other activities. We support students who range from KS3 to KS4.

Worthing Centre

Acting Head of School: Anthony Carlo
Our purpose built centre provides a range of educational opportunities for KS3 and KS4 students. Pupils are encouraged to achieve as many nationally recognized qualifications as possible in addition to participating in wider learning opportunities.

Blended Learning Team

Service Lead: Cathryn Wise
Blended Learning offers a 21st century approach for pupils unable to access mainstream education. We provide a full-time equivalent education for each pupil, subject to their medical situation, through a personalised programme of study.

Inclusion Team

Service Lead: Sam Channon
WSAPC Inclusion Team provide a service to support young people in mainstream schools who are identified as being at risk of exclusion. Schools are encouraged to refer to the team with the attached form as part of a proactive and integrated method of supporting young people. Completion of a behaviour risk assessment is encouraged prior to referral, and providing parents consent it is strongly advised that an Early Help Plan is initiated.  The team consists of skilled individuals with teaching backgrounds as well as experienced teaching assistants. Click here for more information.

Chalkhill Centre

Service Lead: Cathryn Wise
Chalkhill is a hospital for young people between the ages of 11 and 18 who have complex emotional, behavioural and mental health problems. The Education Centre provides full-time education for those who are attending Chalkhill as in-patients and day-patients and offers outreach assessment and support to schools.

Springtide Centre

Service Lead: Cathryn Wise
Springtide is a day service for young people between the ages of 11 and 18 who have eating disorders. The Centre provides education for those who are attending Springtide as day-patients and has a capacity of 10 places.