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arc theatre, london borough of barking & dagenham

Arc theatre and drama-based training programmes for education, business and the public sector in London and the UK Arc Theatre for young people, schools, colleges and public, private and voluntary sector business in London, the south-east and throughout the UK. A leading London educational theatre company, presenting original new theatre and drama-based programmes and storytelling for children and adults, and training programmes, forum theatre and educational workshops on themes surrounding diversity, equality and social justice.

code1 community group

Reinforcing healthy lifestyles by delivering workshops, cooking classes and fun inter-generational shared social gatherings. We aim to empower our community with the skills to live healthier lives; therefore healthier minds. We run regular away days for women, our parents and young people, where we teach them about mental health awareness, nutrition, holistic remedies and GOAL setting There is a mental health crisis in our school system and a huge increase within the last 5 years. Children are facing even more pressures than ever; exams, social media, cyberbullying and body image and need to develop skills to cope and succeed in today's world. We offer a safe and secure consistent place for vulnerable young people to find support. . OUR FUTURE LEADERS Who we work with One Step at a Time. We start working with our young people from an early age to ensure that we can follow through when building their confidence and self-esteem; especially when faced with challenges such as peer pressure, body image, mental health, and addiction. Our youth team helps to make all our courses a success. We use the skills of our Black community ambassadors, be-frienders, and arts awarded courses as a mean of engagement. With our youth, we use a unique approach to person-centred success. We encourage an holistic approach, making them aware of Black history, Black leaders and connections with the Black elders within our community. Our mission is to make a stronger and fairer world and to fight for equality.

lycaeum music

It’s well known that picking up an instrument can be a brilliant addition to a child’s education. Not only is it a rewarding new skill, but learning to play an instrument has a significant impact on all areas of development: It improves academic skills Children who play a musical instrument achieve higher average test scores. (source: Cambridge Assessment) It develops physical ability Music is proven to have a positive impact on motor skills and spatial intelligence. (source: Stage Music Center) It boosts self-esteem and social skills Learning to play significantly impacts self-esteem. Playing as part of an ensemble is a great for learning to value working with others. (source: National Association for Musical Education) It builds healthy discipline Learning to play an instrument takes frequent, dedicated practice and demonstrates the rewards. (source: PubMed.gov)

the vallć© academy studios

When I founded The Vallé Academy in 1994 we had 14 students and our classes were held in local schools and halls. In 2002 we became a registered Charity under the Charity Commissions Act 1993 (Registered Charity no: 1100346) and the success of our classes led to us moving to our premises in 2003, with purpose built studios enabling us to offer a safe, professional environment for our students. We were then awarded a Lottery Arts Funded Grant which allowed us to furnish our studio with stage curtains, seating, lighting and sound equipment, thus creating our wonderful Vallé Studio Theatre.

retune charity

Retune was founded by Tom Ryder. Tom is a musician and journalist, and has a diagnosis of bipolar disorder. He was hospitalised for poor mental health multiple times during his late teens and early twenties, which eventually forced him to withdraw from university and begin again from scratch. While in hospital, Tom noticed that patients were finding creative outlets to cope with their predicament. These outlets included drawing, painting, writing poetry, dancing, singing and cooking. Tom wrote songs and, despite those dark times, he realised creativity’s tremendous potential to improve mental health; it is crucial to have an outlet for feelings and emotions. A few years later, Tom started hosting live gigs. He also ran workshops in schools, connecting with young people who were experiencing mental struggles. In 2018, Retune started to take shape: in addition to live shows and schools, Tom now visited prisons and hospitals, and produced online content. Tom’s cousin Kathryn Bailey – a photographer, videographer and all-round creative – joined the project in 2019. As well as sharing Tom’s view that creative outlets are powerful tools for mental wellbeing, Kathryn had a personal attachment to Retune's mission... When Tom was first admitted to hospital, 11-year-old Kathryn was shielded from the truth, as she was considered ‘too young’ to know what was going on. Being involved with Retune allows her to be part of a cause that is close to her heart, especially as Retune’s workshops discuss mental wellbeing with all ages, from primary school pupils to adults. Open conversations around wellbeing are more commonplace nowadays, but there is still a long road ahead. Through its workshops and live shows, Retune is creating a community based around mental wellbeing, underpinned by creativity. When we retune something, such as a musical instrument or a radio, we make small adjustments in order to achieve harmony, clarity and balance. Retune believes that the same theory can be applied to mental health. Harnessing creative outlets that engage the imagination, and following the principles of the SCALES model, can help all of us to make small adjustments. As a result, our mental wellbeing will be more in tune.

loughton music academy

Loughton Music Academy (LMA) is a private school specialising in Music education in a variety of music styles and have been delivering bespoke and curriculum based music tuition since 2005. The school currently facilitates tuition for 550 students per term and also offers tuition in Languages & Art workshops. Most of our classes are after school hours, evenings and weekends at times that don’t conflict with academic school studies or regular working hours. However, we also have a growing community of adult learners during weekday times. All major music examination boards containing NQF and EQF credits are taught including ABRSM, IPVAEB, Orange learn, Trinity, LCM, Peembeck, IPMA, Rsl (formerly rockschool), RGT and new for 2021 the LMA’s own newly accredited Piano exams. For our Language classes we teach the UK curriculum upto and including G.C.S.E as well as conversational classes. As well as a dedicated Head of Music to help with goal setting and performances, we have 30 highly qualified and experienced teachers committed to building structured progression, enjoyment and successful learning for each of their students. To learn more about our teachers, please visit our LMA Teacher Profile Pages. LMA Teacher Profile Pages.

london international violin school

For cooperation & collaboration, including commercial and charitable performances, visitings, events in schools and institutes, joint performing, camps and other activities on our London site and elsewhere, trainning courses and all other projects, please visit, call or email us info@liviolinschool.co.uk

ladina yoga

ringing African talent to you with beautiful, eco-friendly and sustainable essentials to your yoga practice. Our exclusive yoga gear is designed by a Yoga teacher in collaboration with African artists. We help you reconnect with the earth and introduce joy and support into your practice! Yoga Mats Made from natural rubber, designed by African artists Yoga Blocks Made from recycled flip flops in Kenya YOGA BAGS Handmade in Madagascar, using modern African Wax and organic cotton YOGA BOLSTERS Made with African prints and filled with organic buckwheat hulls to support your body MEDITATION CUSHIONS 100% handmade using raphia leaves and a unique braiding art native to Madagascar ORGANIC YOGA SPRAYS Handmade in London using essential oils from Madagascar: get in the zone and keep your mat clean We are the first yoga enterprise from Madagascar. Our mission is to promote African skills and fairtrade through yoga. Ladina means 'interwoven plants": a Malagasy word rooted from the word "Mandadina", meaning the act of braiding things together. At Ladina, we help you to create a connection between your yoga practice and the earth while empowering African artists and local communities.