A creative approach to wellbeing.

“Not another poster, please!” That plea from his student was the catalyst for David, a yr 6 teacher, to book a Sprouts workshop to help him deliver his SEL curriculum and make Respectful Relationships learning fun.

As he said, “Learning about respect is too important, I want to make sure my students really understand it”

The Sprouts Creative framework we apply to our school programs engages the body to help the mind learn social emotional concepts that can be difficult to teach like self-regulation and introception. Students love the active, musical and creative experience of exploring emotions as a collective, particularly the opportunity to understand themselves in the context of their peers. “I feel less alone now”.

Discover the tools that will help you engage the most distractable students in your classroom by activating their bodies to ignite their minds.

Led by psychodramatist Sharni Page, this professional development workshop for teachers will provide you with a simple framework applicable to any classroom setting. Founded on evidence-based research, Sharni demonstrates how the psychodramatic approach to education can be an effective tool for engaging kinesthetic learners of every age and stage.

Bridget’s customized music-making events bring people together for an unforgettable, inhibition-free experience, whether it’s a small private party or a three-day conference. With her talent for bringing people together, she ensures that everyone—music-makers or not—leaves feeling energized and happy.