Oxford Creators is a trauma-informed, strengths-based alternative provision nurturing young people aged 11–16. We support children with EHCPs, on reduced timetables or at risk of exclusion from school.
"We are determined to be the community where no student is defined by their behaviour. Every young person has the chance to rewrite what comes next."
We're dedicated to embedding unstoppable confidence in children who are on reduced timetables, have been permanently excluded, or are out of school. No child deserves to miss out on an education or social interaction with their peers.
We ensure all our creators feel included, valued and leave with life skills that will help them flourish and thrive in any environment.
From wellbeing sessions for parents to SEN trainings for teachers and our very own podcast — we're building a community around every young person.
Supporting the whole family. Our wellbeing sessions give parents tools, strategies and a community to help them navigate the challenges of supporting a child who's out of school. COMING SOON
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Equipping educators with the knowledge and tools to support vulnerable young people. Our workshops shares everything we've learned about building confidence and improving mental health at our alternative provision. COMING SOON
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Real conversations about special educational needs, school exclusion, mental health, alternative provisions, and the journeys of young people who've found their path. Featuring guests, stories, and the voices of our creators themselves.
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Term starts for Oxford Creators alternative provision on Thursday 3rd September 2026. We open to students at 10am and finish at 2.30pm. Term ends on Friday 23rd October 2026
Jamie, head of provision and Veena, CEO are now Oxford Creators qualified Mental Health First Aiders. Our priority this academic year is ensuring each student develops their own emotional regulation toolkit and puts their mental health first.
Safeguarding at Oxford Creators isn't just a policy. We work in partnership with schools, Oxfordshire County Council and parents,to ensure we are offering the best support. Sophie, our DSL is now our head of safeguarding and is dedicated in her compassionate approach in making our students feel safe