Explore our current small-group social learning programmes for children and young people.
Each 7-week programme focuses on one specific area of understanding, giving children time to explore, discuss and build their understanding step by step.
Please note: Age ranges are a guide rather than a strict cut off point. If your child falls outside the suggested age range but you feel they are able to participate comfortably in the group, they are welcome to join.
1:1 sessions are available please enquire via Contact and Bookings Page.
Helping children understand what they feel and what to do when emotions become difficult to manage.
Ages 8-10| 7 Weeks| Online
Children learn to notice their emotions and recognise what their body may be telling them (such as, “my heart starts beating fast”) and figure out what might be causing them to feel that way.
Through relatable scenarios, discussions, quizzes and activities they learn how to manage strong feelings, ask for what they need, and make better choices when emotions start to feel too big.
The aim: to help children understand what’s going on inside them, why it’s happening, and what they can do next.
Interested in joining? Enquire via our Contact & Bookings page.
Ages 8-10| 7 Weeks| Online
Helping children make sense of what other people may be feeling and communicating.
This seven week programme will support children who often miss social clues, misunderstand someone’s reaction or aren’t sure what another person means.
Children will learn about different social cues, such as facial expressions, body language and tone of voice, and how to put these clues together to make sense of what another person may be feeling or communicating. This will help them to understand what is happening around them and work out the best way to respond.
The aim: to help children better understand what other people may be feeling or communicating, giving them skills that can support making friends, understanding others and building positive relationships.
Interested in joining? Enquire via our Contact & Bookings page.
Ages 10-13 | 7 Weeks| Online
Starting secondary school can be a big adjustment. Some young people take it in their stride whilst others struggle with the new routines, different teachers and greater independence. Their struggle may shows up as anxiety, meltdowns, or reluctance to go to school.
If your child seems overwhelmed because of change, this programme is designed to help.
Over seven weeks, young people explore what change means, how they respond when things feel different or don’t go as expected, and what helps them adapt. Through relatable scenarios, discussion and activities, they build a better understanding of their own responses to both expected and unexpected change.
The aim: to help young people feel steadier and more in control, with practical tools they can use whenever change feels hard and overwhelming, not just at secondary school, but going forward too.
Interested in joining? Enquire via our Contact & Bookings page.
Ages 10–12 | 7 Weeks | Online
Helping children understand how friendships begin, grow and are maintained.
Your child may want friends but find the process of making and keeping friendships difficult. They might not know how to move from simply knowing someone to becoming friends, struggle to keep conversations and connections going, or feel unsure about what is expected of them within a friendship.
Over seven weeks, children explore how friendships develop and what helps them grow over time. Through relatable scenarios, discussion and activities, they learn how to approach and get to know others, recognise shared interests, show interest in another person, understand give-and-take within friendships and work through everyday misunderstandings.
The aim: to help children better understand how friendships work, develop the skills to build and maintain positive friendships, and feel more confident connecting with other people.
Interested in joining? Enquire via our Contact & Bookings page.
Ages 11–14 | 7-week |online
Your child has friends, but never quite feels like they belong. They may move between friendship groups, feel left out when groups change, struggle to know where they fit in, or start changing how they behave just to be accepted.
Over seven weeks, young people explore friendship groups, belonging and changing relationships. Through relatable scenarios, discussion and activities, they learn how friendship groups form and change, how to recognise where they feel comfortable and accepted, and what healthy belonging can look like.
The aim: help young people understand where they fit within friendships, navigate changing friendship groups and build positive relationships without feeling they have to change who they are to belong.
Interested in joining? Enquire via our Contact & Bookings page.