9 Educators providing Sensory courses in Glasgow

sensory adventures

right colours and bright lights with lots of sensory free play toys A Sensory Adventure your little ones will absolutely love Baby Sessions recommended for ages 0 - 18 months Toddler sessions for ages 18 months - 3 years Our lead sessions take your little ones on a mystery adventure using music and sensory play to experience new things SEN/ASN sessions available for all ages

sensory systems ltd

John McWhirter's Sensory Systems Training.“Throughout my education in creativity and innovation areas I’ve learned many tools and really powerful notions from gurus like Edward de Bono, Tony Buzan , Eliyahu Goldratt, and from schools like the Creative Problem Solving Institute in USA or CREA in Italy. However the differences and models that I’ve learned with John McWhirter in DBM® helped me to stimulate my analytic skills and question the paradigm, specially important in creativity and innovation areas. If you want to develop your skills in this areas, I strongly recommend you his approach.”

the sensory hub

baby sensory pollokshields

pace theatre company

“I owe everything to PACE. Not just the skills I learnt that I can use when acting, but how to have confidence in myself. It helped me find joy in meeting new people and not be afraid of being me. It’s still the happiest time of my life. I felt like I had a voice and was listened to at PACE even though I was young. It taught me I had value and worth which has been a vital part in becoming an actor but also just in growing up.”

the performance academy scotland drama & theatre schools

We have a passion for the arts and love to educate and develop our performers skills. We have a strong focus on positivity here at TPA and promote this within all all of our classes and teachings.

glasgow zine library

Glasgow Zine Library is a community archive and zine library based in Govanhill, Glasgow, established in 2018. We have a growing international collection of over 1000 zines (self-published magazines). GZL also hosts a blended online/offline programme of workshops, professional and artistic development opportunities, community meals, film screenings, discussion groups, reading groups, children’s arts and crafts, social clubs, heritage activities and more. All of our events are either free or pay-what-you-can. We also programme Glasgow Zine Fest, an annual celebration of zine culture, now in its 9th year.

strathclyde law school scotland

Strathclyde Law School is proud to be part of a vibrant and socially progressive university with an enduring goal of useful learning. We are a forward-thinking and outward-looking community, committed to access to justice, equality and diversity, and sustainable development. We strive to reflect these values every day in our culture and practice. In our more than fifty years of educating the lawyers of the future and serving our community, our goal has been to provide a quality of teaching and research that makes a difference to the world – today and tomorrow

lingo flamingo cic

Our basic model works in two ways: Community classes for adults age 18 and up are run out of our Shawlands Language Nest, offered on a semester basis, in-person and online for a period of 10 weeks each time. These classes are bookable by individuals through our website here. The surplus revenue from these community classes cross-subsidise our work with older adults, including those living with dementia in care homes, community groups and day centres across Scotland. These care classes are only bookable in partnership with an organisation. If you are interested in this kind of class and are acting on behalf of your organisation, you can book a taster classes of this type here. The Language Nest A picture of students from our 2022 Summer Semester in the cosy Shawlands Language Nest! We run classes for adults of all ages in our very own Lingo Flamingo Language Nest, located in Shawlands, Glasgow, an area known for its vibrancy, diversity and strong sense of community. We still use the same sensory, stimulating techniques to make classes fun and accessible, but these classes are designed for those living without a dementia diagnosis from age 18 upwards. We also continue to emphasise the health benefits and show that language learning can be for everyone. All the money that is raised through the Language Nest gets put towards our work with older adults including those living with dementia. That’s to say, each and every penny of surplus revenue is used to cross-subsidise classes for older adults and those living with dementia across Scotland. As such, the Nest not only acts as a way to change perceptions of language learning, but as means to expand our social impact. It also means that any student joining our flock will not only gain from the benefits of language learning, but can feel good about having created a positive effect on society. Everyone’s a winner.