APC Crawley

Overview
Our Crawley Centre, set within an historic building that has been a place of learning since 1852, is a space where tradition meets innovation.
We support a diverse KS3 and KS4 community, providing education that helps students achieve qualifications, build confidence, and develop the skills needed to succeed both in school and beyond.
Behaviour intervention is a central part of what we do, helping young people build emotional regulation, develop positive behaviour for learning, and understand the impact of their choices. Through reflective work, life skills sessions, and supportive relationships, we help students make confident, informed decisions that strengthen both their learning and wellbeing.
We also work closely with the APC Curriculum Access Team (CAT), which supports mainstream schools with early, intervention-led strategies that prevent exclusion and promote inclusion. This collaboration ensures continuity for learners, keeping them connected to their education and supported at every stage.
At Crawley, we combine clear goals with genuine care and support. Careers guidance, vocational pathways, and tailored academic programmes sit alongside social and emotional development. Our partnerships with community groups, and schools open doors for young people to re-engage, refocus, and reintegrate into education or employment, with the confidence to move forward and the belief that they can.



