FAQs

WILDE focuses on comprehensive education, nurturing the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of young people. Our programs emphasise holistic development, resilience, and life skills. 

Our programs cater to various age groups, spanning from primary to secondary school learners, ensuring a tailored approach to meet the diverse needs of students at different educational stages. 

Our programs are thoughtfully delivered through a blend of classroom-based learning, experiential on-the-job experiences, and flexible distance learning options to accommodate various learning preferences and styles. 

Our educational approach is anchored in the values of HEART (Healthy, Equality, Ambition, Resilience, Teamwork), forming the foundation for fostering positive attitudes, inclusivity, and character development. 

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Mental health is a top priority. Our team is trained in Mental Health First Aid, and trauma-informed practices are integrated into our approach to create a supportive and understanding learning environment. 

Absolutely! We actively encourage parental involvement through regular information sessions, workshops, and collaborative initiatives, fostering a strong partnership between parents and educators. 

Yes, inclusivity and diversity are fundamental to our values. Our programs are designed to create an inclusive environment that celebrates differences, ensuring every student feels supported and valued. 

We actively seek partnerships with schools, community organisations, and local authorities. Collaborative initiatives are welcomed to expand our reach and create a positive impact on young lives. 

Our sports-based education not only promotes physical well-being but also instills teamwork, leadership, and life skills essential for personal growth and development – creating well-rounded individuals. 

Our guidance programs assist young people in exploring alternative pathways, including vocational training, apprenticeships, and non-traditional routes, ensuring they make informed decisions about their futures. 

Our teaching team holds a range of qualifications, including degrees in various disciplines, PGDEs, and advanced qualifications in education leadership and trauma training, ensuring high-quality education for students. 

Yes, WILDE is in the process of seeking charitable status to formalise our commitment to supporting and empowering young people, providing transparency and accountability. 

All our staff are fully trained and competent in child protection and safeguarding, undergo regular updates, and strictly adhere to relevant guidelines to create a safe learning environment. 

Yes, our distance learning components make our programs accessible to young people across different geographical locations, ensuring flexibility and inclusivity. 

Yes, our programs are meticulously designed to align with the national curriculum, ensuring that participants receive education that complements their school learning and meets educational standards. 

We actively seek partnerships with schools, community organizations, local authorities, and potential funders. Collaborative efforts enhance our impact and create meaningful connections within the community. 

Success is measured through a comprehensive approach, including participant feedback, academic achievements, and overall positive impact on well-being. Regular evaluations ensure continuous improvement. 

Yes, we actively engage in ongoing research, educational initiatives, and professional development to stay at the forefront of educational best practices, ensuring our programs evolve with the changing educational landscape. 

Individuals can support us through donations, volunteering, or by spreading awareness about our mission to empower and transform young lives. Collaborative efforts are key to making a lasting impact on the community.