APC 3R Team

Overview

Reengage. Refocus. Reintegrate.

Sussex APC is proud to offer the APC 3R Team, a specialist service that supports children and young people in mainstream schools who are finding school life difficult and may be at risk of exclusion.

Our experienced practitioners work closely with each pupil, helping them understand and manage their emotions and behaviour through targeted, relationship-based intervention. We listen carefully, take their experiences seriously, and work alongside them to build confidence, develop healthier choices, and move forward with pride.

We recognise that every young person is unique. That is why our support is highly personalised, whether it involves one-to-one mentoring, small group sessions, emotional regulation strategies, social skills development, or help with reengaging in learning. Our goal is to create meaningful, lasting change that keeps pupils connected to their school, strengthens their sense of belonging, and helps them make positive progress.

We work collaboratively with school staff, leadership teams, and families, offering practical guidance and behaviour support that strengthens inclusive practice across schools. Together, we create learning environments where young people feel safe, understood, and able to succeed.

Referrals to the APC 3R Team can be made through the Alternative Provision or Inclusion Support Referral route via the West Sussex Dashboard. Parents and carers play an essential role in this process,
and we work in partnership to ensure each child receives the support they need.

Key Information

Head of School
Sam Channon
Contact
01444 232771
Email
catteam@wsapc.co.uk

Curriculum & Opportunities

Enrichment activities to promote resilience and teamwork
Behaviour & Pastoral Support
Broad & Balanced Curriculum
Careers & Work Experience
CAT Team Interventions
Creative & Practical Learning
Enrichment Opportunities
Personal Development
Personalised Learning
Positive Destinations
Preparation for Adulthood
Specialist SEND Support
Vocational Pathways