Royal Borough of Greenwich is commissioning a three-year tuition framework across three tiers (universal, SEND, and complex medical needs) with an estimated value of £25m-£30m to support vulnerable children and young people's educational attainment and progression.
Herefordshire Council's Open Framework commissions alternative education provision across three service lots with a £20m budget for children and young people without mainstream school places.
BCP Council is seeking alternative education providers to deliver specialized, tailored educational services for children and young people unable to access mainstream school provision.
North Northamptonshire Council is procuring multi-disciplinary educational support services (psychology, speech therapy, occupational therapy, tuition, and alternative provision) for children and young people aged 0-25 with identified educational needs.
Five-year framework agreement worth approximately £600,000 annually to deliver alternative education services for excluded and out-of-school students.
Dudley Council is seeking diverse education and support providers to join a framework delivering flexible, personalised learning services for children and young people with additional or specialist needs.