ACE Project – Rotherham

ACE Project – Rotherham

ACE Project, Rotherham, Yorkshire and The Humber **ACE Project, S61 3JT** The ACE Project, located at the Chislett Centre in Kimberworth Park, Rotherham, is dedicated to offering an alternative curriculum for young individuals who encounter challenges within traditional educational settings. This innovative program adopts a 'hidden curriculum' approach, seamlessly blending engaging activities such as cooking, woodcraft, sports, and arts with essential academic subjects like Maths, English, and Wellbeing. At the heart of the ACE Project is a commitment to fostering independent living skills and personal development. Participants are guided through practical training that emphasizes building positive relationships, ensuring personal safety, maintaining hygiene, and promoting healthy living—all tailored to meet individual needs. As a registered charity and company, Kimberworth Park Community Partnership (KPCP) collaborates closely with local schools and authorities, striving to empower young people to overcome educational barriers. The organization is also proud to be a registered AQA Centre, providing accredited learning opportunities for all its activities, ensuring that participants gain recognized qualifications. While the website does not specify the costs associated with its services or its Ofsted registration status, KPCP remains focused on its mission to deliver personalized educational support that truly makes a difference in the lives of young people. For more information, you can reach them at 01709 559805. Website: <a href="https://www.kimberworthpark.org.uk/ace-project" target="_blank">https://www.kimberworthpark.org.uk/ace-project</a> Email: The website does not provide a specific email contact. Phone: 01709 559805 **Services Offered by Kimberworth Park Community Partnership (KPCP):** 1. Alternative curriculum through the ACE Project. 2. Activities to enhance understanding in: – Maths – English – Arts/Crafts – Wellbeing 3. Practical activities including: – Cooking – Woodcraft – Word games – Sports – Fishing – Gym use 4. Independent living skills training, focusing on: – Building positive relationships – Personal safety – Hygiene – Healthy living – Individualized needs 5. Accredited learning through AQA for all activities. This content is for reference use only and should not be seen as a recommendation. If you are the owner of this alternative provision, you can claim this listing by using the "Claim Listing" button below