On Track mentors provide pupils with a positive role model, developing a consistent and on-going relationship which help can help pupils work through many of the common, complex barriers which cause concern

Our mentoring programme builds confidence and self-esteem while addressing issues associated with anger and difficult behaviour. The programme aims to integrate pupils into school routine while recognising – and realising – potential

The social inclusion programme can be tailored to target a diverse range of pupils. Whether taking part in sporting activities within a team or addressing personal development needs on a one-to-one basis, On Track can help pupils re-engage and adapt to mainstream curriculums

The On Track mentoring programme has been designed for:

• Pupils from 10-19 years (sometimes up to 24)
• Anxiety
• Those who have witnessed domestic violence, alcohol or drug abuse in the home
• Those not in education employment or training
• Low self esteem
• Social isolation
• Young people at risk of antisocial behaviour, gang related or criminal activity

Activities provided by On Track

• Positive engagements for individuals, families, communities
• Fitness training and sporting coaching
• Workshops
• Anger management support
• 1:1 mentor and sport coach support to raise confidence and self esteem

• Make a referral

To refer a pupil to the On Track mentoring programme, download and complete our referral form.

Download the On Track Mentoring Referral Form

Contact

Email: ontrack@rugby.gov.uk

On Track, Rugby Borough Council, Town Hall, Evreux Way, Rugby, CV21 2RR

Kevin Brookes  On Track Co-ordinator 

Kevin.brookes@rugby.gov.uk Tel: 01788 533747

Sharon Harkin-Evans On Track Development Officer

Sharon.harkin-evans@rugby.gov.uk Tel: 01788 533712