An alternative provision that helps young people by using music technology and mentoring.
How it can help
Noise Solution helps young people to build their confidence and improve their wellbeing by using music and technology.
Noise Solution teaches a variety of skills through their music mentoring programs. These include:
- musical skills, such as learning to play instruments, music production, and song writing
- technical skills, such as music software and recording equipment
- social skills, such as building confidence, communication, and teamwork
- emotional skills, such as improving self-esteem, managing emotions, and developing resilience.
- life skills such as setting goals, problem-solving, and time management
Noise Solution offer three levels of support:
- high frequency, intensive support for those with the highest needs
- mid frequency, 20 hour blocks shown to have a positive impact on young people and their families
- low frequency, monthly one to one sessions and weekly group work to maintain relationships
Age
9+
Eligibility
A pupil is eligible for alternative provision if they:
- have been permanently excluded
- are unable to attend school because of illness for 15 days or more, and the school is unable to provide suitable education during that time
- need off-site provision to improve their behaviour
- have an Education, Health and Care Plan and the Local Authority considers that it would be inappropriate for the child’s needs to be delivered in a school setting
- have an Education, Health and Care Plan and are awaiting a suitable school placement
How to access
The local council or your child’s school will arrange alternative provision.
If your child is being placed in alternative education by Essex County Council, the provider must be approved and included on the Individual Packages of Education (IPES) framework. This provider has been successful in meeting the required standard and is approved to provide IPES support in Essex.