Workshop Provided by Depaul UK

We deliver bold, interactive and engaging workshops to young people in schools, colleges and other education settings, including pupil referral units and alternative provision from key stage 3 through to key stage 5.

Often, young people when faced with having to leave home, don’t know where to turn for support, and are excluded from official statistics. Hidden homelessness is common, with many young people sofa-surfing, staying in temporary accommodation, or unsafe places and at increased risk of harm, abuse and exploitation.

Workshop Provided by Crazy Comic Club

With a vast archive of thousands of unique approaches to cartooning, illustration, and papercraft, and an enormous amount of experience with all age groups from reception, through KS1 and KS2 to secondary schools, the focus is on having loads of high energy creative fun developing art and storytelling skills, while creating new characters and sending them off on imagination-stretching adventures!

Workshop Provided by Freedom Foundation

Freedom Foundation uses the creative arts to help children recognise the importance of a safe and healthy mental use of social media. This programme enables children to explore their own emotions and the opportunity to explore their individuality and appreciate their self-worth.

Assembly Provided by Freedom Foundation

Motivational Mornings are accessible to all children between years 7-11, ages 11-16, and offer a fresh approach to the traditional morning assembly. Our assemblies are designed to motivate and empower children at the start of the day by creating an atmosphere of positivity and empowerment by embracing individuality and self-worth. The sessions will last for 45 minutes at the start of the day, facilitated by Freedom Foundation mentors and can delivered to number of year groups to accommodate the needs of the individual school.

Workshop Provided by Street Style Surgery

Here at Street Style Surgery, we are excited to offer students the chance to check out Beat-Breakers, a music workshop that teaches young people the art of beatboxing. Led by our expert beatboxer this workshop instructs students on how to create vocal percussion sounds.This workshop will start off with an introduction and beatboxing demonstration by the facilitator, followed by a short icebreaker exercise so students can feel more comfortable around one another. Our facilitator will teach students popular vocal techniques such as the kick drum, hi-hat and snare.

Workshop Provided by Street Style Surgery

This street art workshop encourages young people to get creative with stencils and make their very own ‘Street-Style' design pieces.

The leader of our exciting graffiti art workshops will teach your young people how to produce Banksy Style canvas using stencils and adding freestyle touches.

Workshop Provided by Street Style Surgery

Employers are looking to hire young people who can confidently express themselves in an interview and who are aware of their own strengths. Our personal development workshop will encourage young people to highlight their own best traits and portray themselves in a positive light to their future employers.

Workshop Provided by Crazy Comic Club

With over 15 years full time experience, every Crazy Comic Club workshop is totally unique. Whether it’s manga skills, comic-strip making, or superheroes, no two workshops are ever the same! James has vast amounts of experience using comic art skills to educate, inspire and entertain children across a range of curriculum topics, travelling from ancient Egypt to the rainforest, pirate ships to outer space.

Workshop Provided by Push

The workshop uses practical comedy and improvisation exercises (solo/group), games and role plays - interweaved with small sections of motivational presentation and peer discussion/feedback, to build students' understanding of employability, soft skills (primarily interpersonal skills), the power of thinking of their lives as a story to be written (for HE/job applications) and learning through failure.

Workshop Provided by Mini First Aid

Mini First Aid Kids is designed for children aged 7-11. In the 1-hour session, Children learn to deal with bumps, burns, breaks and bleeding, carry out CPR and deal with choking. The class is practical, lots of fun and involves lots of activities for the children to enjoy. A favourite with schools and voluntary groups.

Workshop Provided by Mini First Aid:

Mini First Aid Early Years classes are for children aged 3-6 and work with the Early Years Curriculum. Children learn about what happens to their bodies if they are hurt and how they would be treated by a grown up.

Workshop Provided by Careers in Sport:

Careers in Sport deliver a range of presentations and workshops. We have delivered talks to year 7 pupils on the benefits of an active lifestyle, as well as presenting to GCSE, BTEC and A Level sports students on the diverse opportunities in the sport and fitness sectors.

Workshop Provided by First Aid for Life

First Aid for Life is a multi-award-winning, fully regulated First Aid Training provider, working in partnership with hundreds of schools since 2007. We will tailor our training to your needs and the requirements of your pupils and to your budget too – we can teach as part of PHSE, link it to some other part of the curriculum, in preparation for a school trip, or around any other particular need.

Workshop Provided by Meducators UK

We aim to provide students with an extra-curricular opportunity to aid their decision of pursuing careers in the healthcare field. The day involves circulating through different activities that concern medical clinical skills and ethics.