SAS Mentoring (Project SEMH)

SAS Mentoring provides flexible, personalised mentoring and alternative provision for children and young people with SEND, SEMH and other barriers to education. Through dedicated mentors, practical learning, emotional support and community-based experiences, we help learners develop confidence, resilience and essential life skills, supporting their successful reintegration into education or progression towards their next destination.

Location & Contact

Address

Old Mill Studios
Mead Lane
Saltford
Keynsham
BS31 3ER
United Kingdom

Phone
07591657197
Email
banesenquiries@sasmentoring.co.uk

Contact Person

Nikita Boydell
Managing DIrector

About

1:1 Mentoring – Individualised support tailored to each learner's needs, interests and personal development targets.
Small-Group Alternative Provision – Structured sessions focused on education, emotional wellbeing, social development and practical learning.
Inreach and Outreach Services – Bespoke support delivered within schools, our centres, at home or in the community.
SEMH and SEND Interventions – Targeted programmes supporting emotional regulation, anxiety, resilience, communication and positive relationships.
Wraparound Care – Before-school and after-school clubs providing a safe, nurturing and structured environment, with activities designed to promote wellbeing, social interaction and personal development.
Post-16 Provision – Personalised pathways focused on preparation for adulthood, vocational exploration, employability, independent living and progression into further education, training or employment.
CALM Positive Handling Intervention – Specialist support focused on prevention, de-escalation, positive behaviour approaches and safe responses to situations of heightened distress, with an emphasis on reducing restrictive interventions.
Education and Accredited Outcomes – Bespoke learning opportunities, academic support and access to recognised qualifications and awards.
Practical Life Skills and Community Learning – Cooking, budgeting, travel training, personal safety, independent living and community participation.
Vocational and Enrichment Opportunities – Hands-on experiences, career exploration, creative activities and opportunities to discover individual strengths and interests.
Reintegration and Transition Support – Working collaboratively with learners, families, schools and commissioners to establish clear outcomes and prepare young people for their next destination.
Transport and Pastoral Support – Supporting safe access to provision, consistent attendance, safeguarding and learner wellbeing.

Our approach is centred on building positive relationships, understanding individual needs and providing meaningful opportunities for every young person to succeed.
Our aim is to re-engage, empower and equip young people with the confidence, skills and strategies they need to thrive in education, employment and everyday life.

How much this service costs

Morning Sessions - 09:00 - 12:00 - £255 (max 15 hours)
Afternoon sessions - 12:30 - 15:00 - £240 (max 12.5 hours)
Can mix and match sessions to suit the commissioners requirements.
1:1 cost - £85 per session (if stated in EHCP)

Referrals

Please ensure you provide as much information as possible regarding the learner, including what sessions you require and the length of time you wish for them to attend our service.

Important Important Information

Fully resources and bespoke environment.

Location Map

51.4095492, -2.4435612

Last updated: 10 November 2026

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