Schools already spend tens of thousands supporting pupils outside the classroom. Bloom ensures that investment delivers structured learning, clear evidence and better outcomes — for average £8,000 per year.

• 150,000+ pupils in England are persistently absent or educated outside the classroom each year — yet schools remain responsible for their learning and support.
• Schools already spend thousands of pounds per pupil supporting learners who cannot access the classroom through staffing, inclusion spaces, internal provision and specialist support.
• For many secondary schools supporting 10–15 pupils outside the classroom, this represents tens of thousands of pounds of provision each year.
• Yet much of this learning is fragmented, difficult to track, and hard to evidence during SEND reviews and Ofsted.

• Bloom costs average £8,000 per year and provides the infrastructure to deliver learning beyond the classroom and track engagement, progress and provision.
• It enables schools to deliver more support in-house — through inclusion bases, internal provision and phased reintegration — rather than relying on costly external alternatives.
• Bloom ensures schools can deliver, track and evidence the support they are already funding, while helping ensure no child disappears from learning when they step beyond the classroom.