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Online Computer Science Provision · UK Wide

Structured Computer Science
Provision for Alternative
and SEND Settings

Supporting EHCP, EOTAS and Section 19 students through calm, structured, trauma-informed Computer Science teaching — delivered online by a UK-qualified teacher.

Request availability → Discuss a student referral

⚡ Fast response for Local Authority and virtual school enquiries

Statutory framework

SEND Code of Practice 2015 · Children and Families Act 2014 · Equality Act 2010 · Education Act 1996 (Section 19)

Safeguarding

KCSIE 2024 · Working Together 2023 · Prevent Duty · Named DSL: Dee Cella · Enhanced DBS · PI & PL insured

Provision types

EHCP-funded · EOTAS packages · LA direct commissioning · Virtual school · Short-term & annual placements

Documentation

Session logs · Progress reports · Annual review contributions · Attendance records · Provision agreements

How to commission Miss ICT

Four steps from referral to first session

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Send the EHCP

Share the young person's EHCP and provision requirements. We confirm suitability within 24 hours.

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Provision agreement

We issue a provision agreement and session plan aligned to the EHCP outcomes. Invoice issued to the commissioning authority.

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Sessions begin

1-to-1 weekly sessions start immediately. Weekly session logs and monthly progress reports issued as standard.

4
Annual review

Full written contribution to the EHCP annual review provided. Outcomes measured against EHCP provision targets.

To begin the commissioning process — contact Dee directly or download the capability statement →

QTS Qualified Teacher
Enhanced DBS Checked
Safeguarding Trained
SEN Specialist
15+ Years Teaching
Online · UK Wide
Who this provision supports

This provision is built for the students most settings struggle to reach

If any of the descriptions below match your current caseload, this provision is designed exactly for those learners.

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EHCP Students

Students with an Education, Health and Care Plan requiring specialist, individually adapted provision outside mainstream school.

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EOTAS / Section 19

Young people educated other than at school under Section 19 of the Education Act 1996, requiring commissioned online delivery.

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Alternative Provision

Students in AP settings who need structured subject teaching that is calm, predictable, and matched to their pace and needs.

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Anxiety-Based School Avoidance

Young people experiencing severe school avoidance who have disengaged from education entirely and need a gentle re-entry route.

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Neurodiverse Learners

Students with autism, ADHD, PDA, SEMH needs, or co-occurring difficulties who require consistent structure and a low-pressure environment.

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Reintegration Pathways

Learners on managed moves or returning from extended absence who need regular, subject-specific engagement to rebuild momentum.

Compliance and alignment

Fully aligned with UK education requirements

Miss ICT provision is built around the legislative and regulatory framework that governs alternative and specialist educational delivery in England.

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Section 19 · Education Act 1996
Provision structured to meet local authority duties for pupils unable to attend school.
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SEND Code of Practice 2015
EHCP targets referenced in planning. Outcomes tracked and reported against agreed goals.
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Safeguarding-aware delivery
safeguarding trained. Enhanced DBS certified. Online safeguarding protocols followed at every session.
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National Curriculum and GCSE aligned
Structured curriculum mapped to KS3/KS4 and OCR GCSE Computer Science specifications.
Credentials at a glance
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QTS · PGCE
Qualified Teacher Status
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Enhanced DBS
Fully cleared, available on request
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Safeguarding Trained
Safeguarding Lead
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OCR GCSE Examiner
Active examiner · Computer Science
15+ Years Teaching
SEN and AP specialist experience
Proven outcomes

What changes for students in Miss ICT provision

2+
grade improvement for exam-entry students
High
engagement from previously disengaged learners
100%
consistent attendance in online provision placements
Clear
academic progression evidenced in every half-term report
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Case example

"A Year 11 student with severe anxiety moved from complete disengagement to consistent weekly attendance and successfully completed their GCSE Computer Science course. Sessions were structured, calm, and predictable — exactly what the student needed to re-engage."

EOTAS placement · Virtual School referral
Delivery model

How provision is structured and delivered

Every placement follows a predictable, documented structure. Councils and virtual schools receive the same reliable system for every student.

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1-to-1 Structured Sessions

Individual sessions tailored to each student's EHCP targets, learning needs, and current ability. No generic lesson plans — every session is built for that learner.

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Small Group (Max 3)

Where appropriate, small group sessions of up to 3 learners in similar ability bands. Groups are stable, predictable, and never exceed 3 to protect the environment.

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Calm, Predictable Structure

Every session follows the same warm-up → teach → practise → review structure. Predictability reduces anxiety and increases participation for neurodiverse learners.

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Visual and Scaffolded

Teaching uses visual frameworks, worked examples, and scaffolded tasks. No cold calling, no timed pressure. Every concept is modelled before students attempt independently.

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Coding and Theory Integration

Python, Scratch, algorithms, and theory taught together. Practical coding is used to make abstract concepts real and accessible for reluctant learners.

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Flexible Timetabling

Sessions scheduled around the student's capacity — mornings, afternoons, or part-week. Provision adapts to the learner's attendance pattern, not the other way around.

Accountability

Reporting and communication

Miss ICT provision includes full documentation at every stage — giving commissioning teams everything they need for annual review, progress monitoring, and safeguarding compliance.

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Half-term progress reports
Structured against EHCP targets and NC/GCSE outcomes
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Attendance tracking
Session-by-session records available at any time
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Session summaries
Brief written notes available after each session on request
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Multi-agency communication
Direct communication with parents, carers, and caseworkers
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Annual review documentation
Evidence packs compiled for EHCP annual review on request
What's included as standard
Half-term progress report
Attendance record
EHCP target tracking
Safeguarding documentation
Direct professional contact
Available on request
✓ Session-by-session summaries
✓ Annual review evidence pack
✓ Curriculum mapping documentation
✓ DBS / qualification certificates
Common challenges

The situations Miss ICT provision was built to address

The challenge

School refusal and persistent absence

Student cannot engage with school at all. Mainstream provision has broken down and the LA needs a regulated alternative.

Miss ICT approach

Calm, predictable, low-pressure entry point

Short sessions. Same format every time. No cold calling. Students know exactly what will happen, which removes the anxiety trigger.

The challenge

Severe disengagement from learning

Student has switched off entirely. No interest, no participation, significant knowledge gaps from extended absence.

Miss ICT approach

Project-based confidence rebuilding

Start with something the student can do and build from there. Coding projects create visible wins that re-ignite engagement and self-belief.

The challenge

Unmet EHCP needs in Computer Science

LA needs specialist subject provision that maps directly to EHCP targets and can evidence progress for annual review.

Miss ICT approach

EHCP-mapped teaching with documented evidence

Sessions planned against the student's specific EHCP targets. Progress tracked and evidenced in half-term reports ready for annual review.

Why Miss ICT

This is not general tutoring. This is specialist provision.

The difference between a tutor and a provision specialist is accountability, documentation, and an understanding of the regulatory landscape. Miss ICT operates as provision, not as a tutor.

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Qualified Computer Science teacher

QTS, PGCE, and 15+ years of classroom and specialist teaching experience. Not a graduate. Not a tutor. A teacher.

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Trauma-informed approach

Teaching informed by an understanding of how anxiety, trauma, and neurodivergence affect learning. Calm delivery is not a style — it is a method.

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Provision-grade accountability

Documentation, reporting, EHCP tracking, and communication structures built to LA standards — not bolted on as an afterthought.

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Proven re-engagement track record

500+ SEND students supported. Strong student relationships that lead to consistent attendance, renewed confidence, and measurable academic progress.

Rates

What commissioned provision costs

All provision is delivered by Duygu directly. No sub-contracted tutors. No platforms. One specialist, fully accountable.

Individual sessions
£67–£100 / hr

Weekly or bi-weekly 1-to-1 sessions. Suitable for individual EOTAS, EHCP, and AP placements.

Includes: progress report · attendance · EHCP tracking
Recommended
Block commissioning
POA

Term or academic year blocks for virtual schools and local authorities. Volume reduces per-session rate. All documentation included.

Invoiced monthly · Net of VAT
What every placement includes
Full accountability package
Half-term progress reports
EHCP target mapping
Safeguarding documentation
Attendance tracking
Direct professional contact

All rates quoted net. Enhanced DBS, QTS, and safeguarding training provided on request.

What commissioners say

Trusted by virtual schools and local authorities

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“We commissioned Miss ICT for a Year 10 student with a complex EHCP and a history of school refusal. Duygu’s trauma-informed approach and consistent communication with our team made this one of the smoothest alternative provision placements we have arranged. The progress reports are exactly what we need for annual review.”

Virtual School Lead
EOTAS provision · Local Authority
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“The documentation and safeguarding compliance from Miss ICT is genuinely exemplary. Progress reports arrive on time, EHCP targets are referenced clearly, and the student engagement has been consistent throughout. Exactly what we needed from an online provider.”

SEN Coordinator
Alternative Provision · Secondary school

✏️ Shared with permission. Names withheld for privacy.

Questions

Frequently asked by commissioning teams

How quickly can provision start?+

Typically within one to two weeks of referral, depending on student availability and timetabling. Urgent placements can be discussed directly — fast response is a priority for LA enquiries.

What documentation is provided?+

Half-term progress reports, attendance records, and EHCP target tracking are provided as standard. Session summaries, annual review evidence packs, and curriculum mapping documents are available on request.

Can you work with students who have refused all provision?+

Yes — this is one of the most common referral profiles. Sessions are designed to reduce anxiety rather than increase it. Students who have refused previous provision often engage with Miss ICT because the format is predictable, calm, and entirely non-threatening.

Is this suitable for KS3 students as well as KS4?+

Yes. Miss ICT provides Computer Science provision across KS3 and KS4. Curriculum is individually mapped to the student’s stage and targets, not their year group. GCSE entry is supported where appropriate.

How many hours per week are typically commissioned?+

One to two hours per week is the most common arrangement, often as two 45–60 minute sessions. This is flexible depending on the student’s capacity and the provision package commissioned.

Request provision

Ready to discuss a student placement?

Get in touch to discuss availability, referral process, or a specific student need. All enquiries receive a personal, prompt response.

🕒 Request availability 📄 Capability Statement → 💬 Discuss a student referral ⚡ Contact for urgent placement

✓ Fast response for Local Authority enquiries  ·  ✓ DBS & QTS certificates on request  ·  ✓ Safeguarding trained

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