How our Shaping Healthy Minds Programme meets the aims of your curriculum

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Our yoga and mindfulness sessions complement the great work that is already taking place in your school, whilst meeting the needs of your curriculum. 

Through Shaping Healthy Minds sessions children are encouraged to develop their language skills by actively participating in discussions on topics such as resilience and what this means to them, and the world around them and their feelings - developing a richer and broader vocabulary.  

They are also encouraged to consider and respect the viewpoints of others as they participate in small group work, role plays and performances. Yoga and mindfulness, at its very core, teaches children values such as respect and fairness.

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Delivered through one of our experienced team of Primary School Teachers and Yoga Teachers, our sessions allow children to develop skills such as balance, co-ordination and agility to improve their flexibility and strength. The sessions provide plenty of opportunities for children to be physically active and they also include team games - to develop co-operation and the chance for children to develop strategies for working well together.  

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How your School can Fund Yoga & Mindfulness - click here

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If you are interested in bringing yoga into your school’s curriculum please contact us on info@kidsloveyoga.org.uk

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Find out more about our Curriculum Based Yoga & Mindfulness Offerings:

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Online Yoga & Mindfulness Community Wide Package

Shaping Healthy Minds Programme - aims and objectives
The Incredible Benefits of Yoga for Children

How your School can Fund Yoga & Mindfulness
Children and Teachers Love our Sessions!
Yoga and Mindfulness as part of your School’s Curriculum Offering
Sign our Petition to Improve Emotional Well-Being in Schools

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Teachers love our sessions - hear the comments...!

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"Jo creates a safe and relaxing environment for our yoga sessions. The children have responded really well to her teaching and even those who initially struggled with managing their own bodies and own selves have made great strides forward. As a teacher, I have thoroughly enjoyed joining in. It has become my zen moment of the week!"

Ms Raynor Y5 Teacher, Ecclesall Primary School.