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A Saturday school that delivers Black History, culture and tradition lessons in a safe and positive environment. Encouraging youth and children to increase their confidence and make positive relationships with others.
Since its establishment in 1997, Akacia School of Knowledge provides support and extra curricular needs to children and young people from the African/Caribbean Community in the High Wycombe area. Akacia provides an informal and stimulating environment and delivers support with an emphasis on literacy, reading, creative writing, numeracy and developing creative skills.
Led by young people who helped design a school they know their peers need. Set to open its doors in March 2022, it will be for students from working class communities, for students no one really expects to adore education, for students who the regular system fails, rather than
feeds.
Highway Hope Charities is committed to providing high-quality educational services to students of all ages. Our programs are designed to support students in their academic and personal growth, helping them to reach their full potential. Our Supplementary School Program runs alongside mainstream school terms (Autumn, Spring, and Summer terms). We offer group and private classes for students, both in-person and virtual options. Our experienced teachers provide comprehensive coaching, support, and guidance to ensure that every student reaches their full potential.
CLASSS provide high quality tutoring in fundamental English and Maths skills. Helping to build confidence and resilience in the young people.
Phoenix Agenda Supplementary School is an African Heritage School. We also include a cultural enrichment programmes in order to support a positive self esteem in our young people.
SIEVEMK want to develop every child’s passion for learning and reading! At the SIEVEMK Reading Club children are encouraged to read different types of books to develop their reading skills, expand their abilities and become inspired.
Academic and cultural support and education created for children of African-Caribbean heritage in the West Midlands
ACYCLE focussed on enriching black young people with creative historical and cultural activities so that they develop self pride, confidence and inner resilience. We bring in black guest facilitators throughout the year to teach a range of cultural activities.
