Working Together for Better Outcomes: Our Journey with PBS Champion
At Bright Futures, we’re always looking for innovative ways to enhance the support we provide to people with autism, learning disabilities, and complex needs. That’s
At Bright Futures, we’re always looking for innovative ways to enhance the support we provide to people with autism, learning disabilities, and complex needs. That’s
At Bright Futures, we know that for people with autism, stability goes far beyond physical placements.
Our 2025 Annual Survey Results are here! Each year, Bright Futures seek the feedback and insights from those who use and engage with our services;
At Bright Futures, everything we do is centred around the people we support. Our model facilitates aims to empower people to develop key life skills and live the lives they choose.
For many young people with complex needs, turning 18 brings significant change. Education pathways shift, living arrangements may change, and trusted professionals are often replaced all at once.
PBS In Practice Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) is more than a toolkit, it’s a journey of empathy, learning, and growth. At Bright Futures, PBS
At Bright Futures, we believe in seeing the person first. Their passions, their strengths, and their potential. That’s why Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) is at
Earlier this term, students from Ash Meadow and Willow Tree took part in their Duke of Edinburgh Award expedition. What began as a weekend outdoors
Headteacher Alicia Highton and student Kyle Whittaker have been recognised for their outstanding achievements.
Willow Tree Park are celebrating achieving the Social Impact Schools Award for their outstanding contributions to the local community.