The CREATE (Creativity, Arts, Training and Education) Centre

We offer a creative, accredited alternative provision for students who are struggling to engage in school. Students work towards an Arts Award, build confidence through hands-on projects in animation, film, sculpture and design, and leave with a clear next step. Courses start at six days, with weekly progress reports back to your team

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Youth and Community Projects

Our youth and community projects are built around the experiences of the people we work with. Whether supporting young people in schools, young adults involved in the criminal justice system, or adults with learning disabilities within health and community settings, we help individuals explore their lived experiences and use them as a catalyst for positive change.

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Training Cafe

Our Training Café is designed to provide a supportive, real-world learning environment where young people can develop the skills, confidence, and experience needed to move into employment, education, or further training. Through hands-on roles in customer service, hospitality, enterprise, and teamwork, participants gain practical skills while working alongside experienced staff and volunteers.

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Meet Marlow

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Jule's Journey

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"It’s like a place you can come and do what you want to do but also learn a lot of new things about yourself and other things that also benefit you like mentally and stuff like that"

"When I first came here, I was like really bad… I didn’t know how to speak to no one but now I have been here for time, and I can actually speak to people"

"I think I’ve grown with my social skills and I’ve got comfortable with the people around me which is really nice. It has helped me cope with my social anxiety"

"It's like a curriculum, like they have in school, where at school everybody's got to do the same thing. But here, you can interpret it as your brain and your artistic talent wants to."

"They are really neuro-inclusive and that makes such a big difference"