Flexi Hub evolved because we wanted to offer children a place where they could come together to make friends and learn from inspiring teachers in a nurturing environment.
“It’s just how school should be”
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Flexi Hub offers a broad range of lessons over three days per week during term time. We adapt our timetables each term to reflect the students interests and trial new lessons regularly to allow the opportunity for everyone to experience a wide variety of knowledge and skills.
Lessons have included:
English, maths, science, history, geography, art and design, sport, fitness, current affairs, yoga, Bandit, project, music, choir, performing arts, gardening, philosophy, psychology, cooking, mindfulness and yoga, martial arts, graphic design, design and technology, STEM, outdoor learning, textiles and business studies
Creative learning in a nurturing environment
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At Flexi Hub students from five years old up to school year ten are divided into four main learning groups for academic subjects. For the more creative and physical lessons we can cater for each student as an individual and place them into the lessons which they are inspired by and passionate about.
Beams
The Beams is our youngest group for students from five years old. The Beams have a set apart classroom which is a quieter and calmer space, but come together with the wider Flexi Hub family for certain subject lessons throughout the week.
In this group many of the children will have come straight from Kindergarten, home education or school and it may be their first experience of sitting down and learning to read and write.
We mix up desk time with physical and creative activities and work at the child’s pace, introducing things slowly and thoroughly.
Rays and Sparks
The Rays and Sparks are our intermediate groups where the students continue to develop skills in all areas of learning, including social and emotional development. Our learning groups do not exceed twelves students with one teacher and an allocated TA per group. We have found small groups allow for the teacher and student relationship to be stronger and for the education to be more person centred.
For our maths, English and academic lessons such as science, humanities and project lesson, we loosely follow the National Curriculum with the aim to support the students to enter into school or further educational settings if they should wish to. However, Smaller groups and freedom to learn creatively means that the teacher and students can explore and delve into all subjects organically rather than having to stick to a set path for particular results.
Fireflies
The Fireflies are our eldest group who are preparing for college to continue their year ten and eleven programme. The Fireflies tend to engage in a more academic programme than the younger students, we develop the termly timetables with everybody's needs and preferences in mind.
