Support at School

Before & After School

Universal Wraparound Provision

What it is
A universal approach that supports schools and providers to design and deliver inclusive wraparound provision. Through relational practice and play-based principles, settings are supported to create calm, engaging environments that promote wellbeing, connection and a strong sense of belonging for all children.

Why it matters for pupils and the school
Inclusive wraparound provision helps children feel safe, settled and ready for the school day. It supports emotional wellbeing, builds positive relationships and encourages engagement. For schools, it supports consistency across the day, strengthens relationships with families and contributes to a positive school culture.

Who it is for
Primary-aged children and school communities, with an emphasis on inclusive practice that meets the needs of all pupils.

Contact Nancy Murdoch to discuss how this offer could support your school or community.

School Games

Extended Wraparound as Early Help

What it is
Enhanced wraparound provision that works alongside existing early help approaches to provide additional, timely support for children and families.

Why it matters for families and early help pathways
Delivered in familiar, trusted settings, extended wraparound helps families access support earlier. It supports children’s emotional regulation, relationships and confidence, while contributing to joined-up early help pathways and reducing pressure on services.

Who it is for
Children and families identified through school-led processes and local early help arrangements.

Contact Nancy Murdoch to discuss how this offer could support your school or community.

Inclusion School Games

During School

School Games & SGO Support

School Games & SGO Support

School Games & SGO Support

A structured programme of intra-school and inter-school activity, leadership development and inclusive competition. School Games prioritises participation for all, including less-active pupils. It develops young leaders, encourages positive competition and supports confidence, teamwork and a sense of belonging. Funded by Sport England through the Youth Sport Trust.

Curriculum Support

Curriculum Support

Curriculum Support

Curriculum support delivered through our partnership with real PE, including access to high-quality resources, professional development and ongoing guidance. PE leads and teachers are supported to deliver consistent, inclusive and progressive physical education. This builds staff confidence and supports pupils’ physical competence, confidence, wellbeing and enjoyment of being active. Contact Mark Templeton at MTempleton@sasp.co.uk to discuss how this offer could support your school.

Barclays Girls' Football Partnership

Barclays Girls' Football Partnership

Barclays Girls' Football Partnership

Goal of equal access by 2028 Supporting the national ambition for all girls to have equal access to football opportunities in school and beyond. Schools receive access to teacher training, resources, equipment and participation opportunities that help schools increase girls’ engagement, confidence and enjoyment in football.

School Holidays

Skills For Sport coaches

Skills For Sport coaches

Skills For Sport coaches

High-quality holiday activity delivered by trained coaches, offering fun, inclusive sessions that encourage children to stay active during school holidays. Children benefit from positive, structured activity that supports confidence, wellbeing and routine. Schools benefit from trusted delivery partners and continuity of support for pupils. Contact Hayley Bullock at HBullock@sasp.co.uk for more information.

Happy Healthy Holidays

Happy Healthy Holidays

Happy Healthy Holidays

Happy Healthy Holidays (HHH) supports children and young people who are eligible for benefits related Free School Meals (FSM), along with their families, during school holiday periods. The programme offers safe, welcoming environments where children can be active, enjoy nutritious meals and take part in positive experiences that support wellbeing. Schools act as referrers and communicators, helping ensure eligible families are informed and able to access support.

Get Active Together

Get Active Together

Get Active Together

Opportunities for families within Somerset to take part in physical activities together, with disabled and non-disabled siblings sharing experiences and having fun. Sessions take place in the school holidays, and are for children aged 8 – 18 years.