Getting Literacy & Numeracy Catch-up Support at The ClementJames Centre

From September 2023, if a young person does not meet one of our prioritisation criteria, they will be placed on our non-priority waiting list.

Once a young person reaches the top of this waiting list they will be invited to the Centre to complete a test to assess the level at which they are working. In order to join the catch-up programme, young people must be working 6+ months behind expected levels.

If this is not the case, we will require a letter from the young person’s teacher with more information as to why they need catch-up support. Alternatively, both our Primary and Secondary Academic Support sessions do not require young people to be working below their age and you can register your young person by emailing youngpeople@clementjames.org or giving us a call on 020 7221 8801.

Thank you for taking the time to fill out this enquiry form. If you need support filling out this form, please contact reception@clementjames.org or give us a call on 020 7221 8810.

The Literacy & Numeracy Catch-up Programme offers free, intensive academic support in either maths or English for students in years 3 to 11, who are currently working 6+ months behind expected levels in these subjects.

Once this form is completed, these details will be added to our waiting list and a member of staff will be in touch to update you on the likely wait times for support.

Please note:

This service is in high-demand and referrals will be prioritised based on level of need.

Priority will be given to those who have not received support in the last academic year and those who meet our prioritisation criteria.

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Who We Can Support

If your young person does not fit our criteria but you would like our help to find an organisation who can support them, please contact reception@clementjames.org or give us a call on 020 7221 8810.

Please be aware that we can only support residents who live in or who are housed in either Kensington & Chelsea, Hammersmith & Fulham or Westminster.

Please select the borough your young person is a resident of or housed in:

We also have criteria that clients need to meet to access support. At least one of the following means that your young person is able to access support at the Centre.

Please select any of the following that apply to you:

Receiving benefits

Have a household income of less than £25,000

Living in social housing (this includes council, temporary accommodation and housing associations)

Child/ward receiving free school meals

Young Person's Details

First Name

Last Name

Date of Birth (dd/mm/yyyy)

Gender

Self-described gender:

Post Code

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Your Details

Parent/Guardian Contact Number

Parent/Guardian Email

Please provide details of your young person's emergency contact:

Full Name

Contact Number

How did you hear about this service?

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Young Person's Educational Information

The following information will allow us to offer appropriate support to your young person. Please give as much information as possible as this information will be used to prioritise enquiries.

Some of the information enables us to track the number of people in the local area engaging with ClementJames' programmes and services. Collecting this information allows us to provide these for free.

What school does the young person attend?

Which year group is the young person in?

Which subject is the young person looking for support in?

What is the highest grade that the young person has been predicted in the subject that they are looking for support in (i.e. maths or English), and what are they on track to achieve?

Which kind of support would the young person benefit from most?

Which day are they most likely to be available for sessions?

Which time are they most likely to be available for sessions?

Young Person's Educational Information Continued

Does the young person have Special Educational Needs?

Please can you provide us with more details:

Does the young person have or are they awaiting an EHCP (an education, health and care plan)?

Awaiting EHCPEHCP in place

Please can you provide us with more details:

Is the young person in a mainstream school?

Does the young person have a school attendance rate of less than 90%?

Has the young person been excluded from school or are they at a significant risk of this? (This includes permanent or temporary exclusion. Significant risk refers to a large amount of behaviour points, internal exclusions etc.)

Young person has been excludedYoung person is at a high risk of exclusion

Does the young person have experience with the Youth Justice System?

Getting Support

Please give details about the young person's educational support needs. This should include details about what specific topics they need to focus on (i.e. division, spelling, comprehension etc.). It should also include any additional behavioural or learning support needs, details of incidents that have impacted on their education, and evidence of how they are working below their level:

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