UPSY Pilot Programme.

A 6-week targeted intervention designed to improve behaviour, rebuild engagement, and create measurable impact.

  • Weekly 1:1 mentoring sessions

  • Clear structure and accountability

  • Built-in impact tracking and final report

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What The Pilot Is.

The UPSY Pilot Programme is a structured 6-week mentoring intervention designed for students who are struggling with behaviour, engagement, or consistency in school.

It provides consistent adult support, clear accountability, and a framework that helps students reflect, reset, and move forward.

This is not a one-off session or workshop.
It is a focused, trackable intervention designed to produce real change.

What Schools Get.

  • 6-week structured mentoring programme

  • Weekly 1:1 sessions (30–60 minutes)

  • Student workbook with guided reflection

  • Ongoing communication with school staff

  • Behaviour tracking throughout

  • Final impact report with outcomes

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Everything is designed to give schools clarity, consistency, and measurable results.

How the Programme Works.

A clear, structured approach that builds week by week.

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Week 1 — Baseline & Trust
Understanding the student, setting expectations, building rapport

Weeks 2–4 — Behaviour & Accountability
Identifying patterns, challenging thinking, building consistency

Week 5 — Decision Making
Helping students understand consequences and take ownership

Week 6 — Reflection & Report
Reviewing progress and delivering a clear impact summary

Who benefits from this?

This programme is aimed at:

  • Students at risk of exclusion

  • Students with repeated behaviour incidents

  • Disengaged learners

  • Students lacking consistent adult support

If a student keeps coming up in conversations — this is for them.

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Join The Pilot.

Schools begin with a pilot to introduce the programme in a focused, low-risk way.

It allows immediate support for key students while giving staff clear insight into how the programme works in practice.

  • Support targeted students immediately

  • See the programme in action

  • Gather measurable impact data

  • Make informed decisions about scaling

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Cost & Funding.

An infographic highlighting funding sources like Behavior & Inclusion Budget, Pupil Premium, and EHCP Funding, emphasizing a low-risk approach for schools with benefits such as starting small and avoiding long-term commitments.

Pilot programmes are designed to be cost-effective and low-risk for schools.

The programme can be funded through:

  • Behaviour / inclusion budgets

  • Pupil Premium (PP)

  • EHCP funding (where applicable)

Pricing is tailored based on the number of students and level of support required.

How to Get Started.

1. Book a Call
We discuss your students and needs

2. Select Students
Typically 2–5 students for the pilot

3. Launch Quickly
Programme starts within 1–2 weeks

Simple, fast, and designed to fit into your school.

Ready to Start a Pilot in Your School?

Give your students the structure and support they actually need.

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