On Track in schools

On Track alternative education programmes address various types of serious behavioural problems.

Our trained coaches, instructors and mentors have developed strategies to deal with many of the complex issues which pupils can encounter - including bullying, low self-esteem and aggression.

The On Track team can deliver nationally-recognised courses through ASDAN and Sports Leaders UK, and has also devised its own alternative education programme - Activ8.

Activ8 can be delivered to small groups of up to ten pupils over a variety of timescales, working through issues which emerge during each session while developing the pupils' skills and confidence to overcome each challenge.

All On Track alternative education programmes, designed for pupils from eight-years-old upwards, aim to support pupils in making the transition back into mainstream education.

For more information, contact the On Track team on (01788) 533747 or email ontrack@rugby.gov.uk

Football remains one of the most popular sports played by pupils and the On Track football programme delivers a structure which supports development of concentration, commitment, and physical and mental wellbeing - all attributes which help pupils achieve in the classroom.

Our fully qualified FA coaches also have either youth work or mentoring qualifications, so can deal with disagreements and disruptions which can arise during a game. 

The On Track football programme supports team work, communication, confidence and self-discipline, and improves behaviour.

The programme can be offered during lunch breaks or after school for Year 5 upwards or as part of the PE curriculum for Year 4 upwards.

Boxing can create the focus and commitment which, when channelled in the classroom, can help pupils overcome academic learning barriers.

The On Track boxing programme, delivered by a British Boxing Association accredited trainer, can be tailored for pupils with little or no experience, providing a positive outlet for aggressive, disruptive pupils, building the confidence of pupils with low self-esteem, and improving the fitness and self-discipline of all who take part.

Our boxing programme, for Year 4 pupils and upward, can be delivered in schools as part of the PE curriculum or during before or after school clubs.

The programme can also be delivered as a national Boxing Awards accredited course.

Working in small, targeted groups in schools creates many opportunities to address issues which emerge during the session.

On Track challenges many situations, providing pupils with alternative pathways through techniques we have developed. We aim to remove the barriers and understand the problems pupils face, creating lots of interaction between pupils and youth workers.

Working together, we can build trust and start to unpick complex challenges, providing positive options for pupils to adopt.

The aim is to keep pupils in mainstream education.