Education Development

Wisdom Community Center

Education Development

The aim is to develop and or enhance youth academic skills. We ditch limits, and eradicate barriers to educational attainments whilst maximizing potentials. Coming soon!!!

For info on Wisdom Supplementary School, contact WCC on 07883687099

Career Development

The aim is to help youths learn about future careers, prepare for employment, or learn more about further educational opportunities. We work in partnership with other agencies and in collaboration with parents and youths to make informed choices about future career aspirations. We mentor individuals through partnerships with organisations, professionals, and individuals with unique success stories. For more info, contact WCC on 07883687099

Social Development

The aim is to build character and enhance psychological or social development. We celebrate uniqueness and diversity. Current activities include the following:

Recreation Development

The aim is to provide physical activities that create sportsmanship and let youth have fun. We have these activities in the pipeline:
Wisdom Football Club
For more info, please contact the office on WCC on 07883687099
Citizenship
The aim is to build a sense of community, promote volunteerism, and provide youths with a chance to give back to their community.

Contact WCC on 07883687099

Alternative Special Education

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Alternative education is a strategy to provide full-time or part-time education for children and young people exhibiting a wide range of complex obstructions to education.  This includes those excluded or at risk of emotional and mental needs.  Alternative education provision also includes those who   are anxious and unable to attend schools for lack of medical reasons or emerging personality severe anxiety and depression or unable to attend school for a period of time.   Alternative education is also designed for children with school phobic or those who have moved into an area and unable to find a school, children seeking asylum without school place, children who are entering statutory placement and have no school or those waiting to be assessed of learning difficulties and disabilities as well as those with a statement of special educational need or education Health care plan.    Alternative education   encompasses all forms of education, however; it is different in its structure from the mainstream.   The difference between the two is that mainstream is structured with a large scale and hierarchical in terms of students having very little to say to their teachers. It is also highly descriptive concerning students allocation into age-year groups following a structured curriculum and subsequently conforms to disciplinarians, uniforms and rules of punishments. 

On the other hand, alternative education has different formats and includes a small human scale aiming for people to know each other in a small class for effective teaching practices.  It is non- hierarchical, and teachers and students are involved in decision making and also non- prescriptive as learning is age appropriate for students.  There is also freedom of expression for all students. This type of education is facilitated to enable children and young people to progress and achieve their potential in a sustained education or employment.  

Get In Touch

Wisdom Community Centre

Location: 168 High Rd, Chadwell Heath, Dagenham, Romford RM6 6LU, United Kingdom

Telephone: 02085973990

Mobile: 07883687099

Email: admin@wcc.co.com