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Open framework for the Provision of Tuition services for children and young people

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The London Borough of Haringey is establishing an open framework to appoint providers for the delivery of tuition services for children and young people. This initiative is structured across four distinct lots to ensure a variety of educational supports. Lot 1 focuses on small group, in-person tuition for key stages 1-4 led by qualified teachers, while Lot 2 provides individual in-person tuition for key stages 1-5+, offering options for delivery by either a qualified teacher or a qualified teaching assistant. Lot 3 covers live, real-time online educational learning for key stages 1-5+ delivered by qualified teachers. Lot 4 is specifically designed for post-16 educational tuition for ages 16-25 with EHCPs, providing small group, in-person instruction in accordance with the Children and Families Act 2014. This framework aims to provide comprehensive educational coverage ranging from primary levels through post-16 specialized support.

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Haringey framework for in-person and online tuition services across four educational lots.

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AgencyLondon Borough of Haringey
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Organization / AgencyLondon Borough of Haringey
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London Borough of Haringey is intending to appoint providers to the Open framework for the Provision of Tuition services for children and young people in accordance with the Invitation to tender (ITT) documents. The framework will cover the following services: Lot 1: Small group, in-person, educational tuition for key stages 1-4, delivered by a qualified teacher. Group size range: two to five pupils. 2a: Individual, in-person, educational tuition for key stages 1-5+, delivered by a qualified teacher. 2b: Individual, in-person, educational tuition for key stages 1-5+, delivered by a teaching assistant with, at minimum, NCFE CACHE Level 3 Diploma in Supporting Teaching and Learning qualification. This educational learning will be reviewed by a qualified teacher. Lot 3: Online educational learning delivered live and in real-time by a qualified teacher for key stages 1-5+. Resources such as pre-recorded videos, where used, to be supplementary. Lot 4: Small group, in-person, key stage 5+ post-16 educational tuition (for ages 16-19 & 19-25), in accordance with the Children and Families Act 2014, for pupils with EHCPs (Section 61 duties), delivered by a qualified teacher. Group size range: two to five pupils.

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