New school for troubled youth

A SCHOOL for vulnerable youngsters in Cheltenham has been graded "satisfactory" by inspectors.

County Community Projects' (CCP) education centre, which has Omega Replica Watches been helping young people with social, emotional and behavioural difficulties for four years, was given school status 12 months ago.

Ofsted inspectors visited the Grove Street facility to check on its progress and said they were happy with the efforts of teachers and students.

A CCP spokesman said: "It was a positive process, which highlighted areas of strength within the centre and helped us think about where we might develop.

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"The inspector noted the 'good, sometimes excellent, relationships between adults and students helped to promote more positive attitudes to learning'. He graded our health, safety and welfare as good Chanel Jewellery and was extremely impressed with our safeguarding arrangements, which he classed as excellent."

CCP runs numerous schemes to help vulnerable youngsters across the county.

Its education centre was first set up in 2005 to offer ASDAN qualifications - practical exams that offer the equivalent of up to an A-grade GCSE.

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