The Bridge London Trust - Outsourced Catering Services

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The successful Supplier will be required to provide catering services for The Bridge London Trust at the following sites: Lot 1 - The Bridge London Primary, 251 Hungerford Road The Bridge London Secondary, 28 Carleton Road Special school for ages from 2 to 19 split over two sites. Type of SEN provision: SLD – Severe Learning Difficulty, ASD – Autistic Spectrum Disorder and PMLD – Profound and Multiple Learning Difficulty The Bridge Hungerford School, 249 Hungerford Road Hungerford School is a mix main-stream primary from age 3-11 years with a student-teacher ratio of 20 :1. At this school, 20% of pupils achieved higher standard in reading, writing & maths at key stage 2. The Bridge Satellite Provision, C/O 249 Hungerford Road The Satellite school is for pupils who will benefit from a specialist provision with inclusion links to partner mainstream school. The school teaches a curriculum that marries both core content, from the National Curriculum, mirroring their partner mainstream Lot 1: Lot 1 The Bridge London Trust - London Schools Lot 1 - The Bridge London Primary, 251 Hungerford Road The Bridge London Secondary, 28 Carleton Road Special school for ages from 2 to 19 split over two sites. Type of SEN provision: SLD – Severe Learning Difficulty, ASD – Autistic Spectrum Disorder and PMLD – Profound and Multiple Learning Difficulty The Bridge Hungerford School, 249 Hungerford Road Hungerford School is a mix main-stream primary from age 3-11 years with a student-teacher ratio of 20 :1. At this school, 20% of pupils achieved higher standard in reading, writing & maths at key stage 2. The Bridge Satellite Provision, C/O 249 Hungerford Road The Satellite school is for pupils who will benefit from a specialist provision with inclusion links to partner mainstream school. The school teaches a curriculum that marries both core content, from the National Curriculum, mirroring their partner mainstream schools, alongside a bespoke program to address individual needs. Lot 2: Lot 2 The Bridge London Trust - Norfolk Lot 2 - The Bridge Easton School Primary (new build), Bawburgh Rd, Easton, Norfolk The Bridge Easton is a new Special Free School in Norfolk opening January 2023 and offer places for pupils aged 4 – 19 with a primary need of cognition and learning. The new school will also operate a specialist base on site for learners with autism. The school will have capacity for a total of 170 pupils (including the 18-place autism base) which will commence with approx. 30 – 60 students growing to 170 over a 5 year period. As a special free school all places will be commissioned and funded by Norfolk County Council. Lot 3: Lot 3 - The Bridge London Trust - London & Norfolk Lot 3 - The Bridge London Primary, 251 Hungerford Road The Bridge London Secondary, 28 Carleton Road Special school for ages from 2 to 19 split over two sites. Type of SEN provision: SLD – Severe Learning Difficulty, ASD – Autistic Spectrum Disorder and PMLD – Profound and Multiple Learning Difficulty The Bridge Hungerford School, 249 Hungerford Road Hungerford School is a mix main-stream primary from age 3-11 years with a student-teacher ratio of 20 :1. At this school, 20% of pupils achieved higher standard in reading, writing & maths at key stage 2. The Bridge Satellite Provision, C/O 249 Hungerford Road The Satellite school is for pupils who will benefit from a specialist provision with inclusion links to partner mainstream school. The school teaches a curriculum that marries both core content, from the National Curriculum, mirroring their partner mainstream schools, alongside a bespoke program to address individual needs. The Bridge Easton School Primary (new build), Bawburgh Rd, Easton, Norfolk The Bridge Easton is a new Special Free School in Norfolk opening January 2023 and offer places for pupils aged 4 – 19 with a primary need of cognition and learning. The new school will also operate a specialist base on site for learners with autism. The school will have capacity for a total of 170 pupils (including the 18-place autism base) which will commence with approx. 30 – 60 students growing to 170 over a 5 year period. As a special free school all places will be commissioned and funded by Norfolk County Council.