The BUSY Group and Gloucester Rugby Charitable Foundation have announced an exciting new partnership to deliver an innovative alternative provision esports school for young people
Everyone’s a Winner! One month after joining The BUSY Group, experienced teacher, Chelcie Bentvelzen, is clear about what can be achieved for young people looking
(Image credit: Northern Insight magazine) The announcement of The BUSY School Wallsend initiative, aiming to re-engage young people with their education, was recently featured in
The BUSY Group and Sporting Wallsend are launching a new alternative education model tailored for young people at risk of disengagement. The BUSY Group and
On Tuesday 16th September, we’re inviting Heads, Special Needs Coordinators (SENCO) Leads, local referrers and other community stakeholders to join us on site to explore
In the last year alone, the number of pupils in the UK being educated away from mainstream schools has risen by over 20 percent and
The BUSY Group is dedicated to providing a holistic and inclusive education that addresses the diverse needs of young people. Our strategy encompasses a range
Emotionally-based school avoidance (EBSA), commonly known as school refusal, presents a significant challenge to the education system, affecting students across the globe. Characterised by a