Management courses provide accredited, award-winning training in the use of de-escalation and basic positive handling strategies for dealing with challenging behaviour. Level One is a 6-hour, one day course in positive behaviour management for those working in low-risk service settings. Training is delivered by experienced instructors and tailored to the specific needs of those taking part.
Welcome to The Academy of Central Bedfordshire website and thank you for visiting us.
As a Headteacher I am privileged to lead such a wonderful organisation dedicated to transforming the lives of the young people in our care. I hope our website provides you with valuable insight into our school and the opportunities we offer to our students. Our determination, shared with each member of the staff team at The Academy, is to make the greatest positive difference to our students, not just academically but in every way that will help them be successful in all aspects of their futures.
Mr P Green - Headteacher
Horizon Education provides a virtual tutoring service to young people via our Google Classroom system with live lessons taught by a teacher. Additionally, students who are enrolled in this provision will receive an in-person weekly face-to-face well-being session. The provision is targeted to support those students who are unable to attend their main registered school regularly. For some of these students the virtual provision will provide sole subject teaching, for other students their education package will include the provision of alternative provision managed and quality assured by the Academy.
For more info please fill out a Referral Form
On Friday the 28th of February staff and students at The Academy of Central Bedfordshire will celebrate the first ACB Carnival.
Carnival is a time of celebration, joy, and community. It is a time to have fun and enjoy the company of others.
Costumes and masks, food and drink. activities and music.
All students are invited to dress up!
Next Generation Youth Theatre (NGYT) and Central Bedfordshire Council invite you to experience 'When We Aren't Seen, We All Go Missing', a bold and moving performance created in collaboration with pupils at The Academy of Central Bedfordshire - Kingsland.
Getting support in Central Bedfordshire
IS IMPORTANT TO TALK: Try talking to the school/college mental health support, a counsellor, doctor, friend, family or another trusted adult. IF SOMEONE TALKS TO YOU: Help them get help and get support yourself if you need it.
Keeping Children Safe in a Digital World