In March the whole world's ‘normality’ was turned upside down with the arrival of COVID 19. With pupils returning to school in September and new rules and ways of learning being implemented to keep us all safe it’s important to teach students how to cope with these, as well as normalising the changes being made.

In this workshop the children will look at different coping strategies they can use to deal with change, as well as understanding that we all have different preferred coping mechanisms. The students will also be encouraged to look at news ways of communicating with each other, while following government guidelines, and how to communicate with staff and others.

Packages available: Silver, Gold.

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If you pick our silver package your students will:

Learn about the different coping strategies we can use when we are dealing with change and stress.

Be reminded of the importance of learning.

Look at the importance of routine on our mental wellbeing.

Look at how we should communicate with one another, including being sensitive to others while maintaining social distancing guidelines.

Being confident learners in the classroom.

Combating anxiety.

Have fun!

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If you pick our gold package your students will:

Learn about the different coping strategies we can use when we are dealing with change and stress.

Be reminded of the importance of learning.

Look at the importance of routine on our mental wellbeing.

Look at how we should communicate with one another, including being sensitive to others while maintaining social distancing guidelines.

Being confident learners in the classroom.

Combating anxiety.

Experience an interactive workshop with one actor/facilitator in role and one guiding the story.

‍Have fun!

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This workshop is also available online:

In our silver online package students will be led in the workshop by one actor facilitator. This is a fully interactive workshop with students participating in drama based activities.

In our gold package enjoy role play with two actor-facilitators. This is a fully interactive workshop with students participating in drama based activities.

Please contact us for further details about our online version.

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