Everyday Lessons

30/09/2026

“I am Peace…”

This recommendation just goes totally rogue at the end🤣🤣

I filmed this just before I went away in August and I’m only now getting round to posting.

It’s a brilliant book, it helps us with simple coping strategies when we feel at unrest, it helps us to see that we are the ones that can give ourself peace and that ultimately even though we might not feel it, we are in control.

🤍✨

*For reference my daughter is Zelia.
** For further reference - this was filmed at the end of summer when I was infact - loosing my mind 😅✌🏽

Here to help reignite hope within yourself 🤍✨Meeting you exactly where you are 🤍✨Forever proud of you 🤍✨
29/09/2026

Here to help reignite hope within yourself 🤍✨

Meeting you exactly where you are 🤍✨

Forever proud of you 🤍✨

Identifying where our feelings show up in our bodies, recognising the key differences between them, and opening up conve...
29/09/2026

Identifying where our feelings show up in our bodies, recognising the key differences between them, and opening up conversations that encourage us to be truly present and “feel” what is happening in the moment.

This activity supports us to pause, check in with ourselves and recognise what is happening before we reach a point of overwhelm. The hope is that, by practising this awareness, we can begin to draw on this tool when we notice ourselves starting to spiral, helping us to understand what we are feeling and choose how we respond.

Exactly what we are trying to create … noisy classrooms 😂👀🤍✨
29/09/2026

Exactly what we are trying to create … noisy classrooms 😂👀🤍✨

28/09/2026

Today we got into a debate! 👀

We created a safe and controlled environment to argue whether social media is a positive or negative influence on our lives.

There were some barriers to this task that you might not initially consider.

Firstly, being put in a situation where you have to speak when you don’t usually talk can feel overwhelming. Then, having to argue a point that may go against your own feelings means stepping outside of your own perspective and trying to see things differently.

The debate activity always creates some really in-depth conversations while building confidence, empathy and communication skills.

Most importantly, it encourages our learners to listen, consider different perspectives and understand that it’s okay to have a balanced or different view to your peers. 🫶

What I loved about this though was hearing these words at the end …. “Sorry for talking so much… I don’t know what comes over me in here I know you all might think I’m confident and like I talk all the time but I don’t, I never talk but in here I just don’t stop.” I held myself together but internally I was crying with absolute JOY … I’ve created a space where this person feels safe, able to speak up and supported by their peers.

Everything, I’ve ever dreamed of 🤍✨

Let us know if you use this type of task and how it works for you… you can debate anything ✨✨

Reflection is a big part of what we do here ✨Let’s reflect on how we feel and what we have achieved …•Someone has been c...
21/09/2026

Reflection is a big part of what we do here ✨

Let’s reflect on how we feel and what we have achieved …

•Someone has been catching the bus
•Someone has been speaking to new people
•Someone has been for a walk
•Someone has shared in a group setting
•Someone has brought a mobile phone out of the house
•Someone has made a friend
•Someone has tried something new

So so many different achievements this week 🤍✨

Small steps big impacts … what is your achievement today?

20/09/2026

Today and … aka .hotyoga and held space for those that have supported me over these past few months on our HAF projects and beyond.

I am seriously so grateful for support and I know I am very lucky. There are many people who couldn’t make today , I’m thankful for all of you. Every. Single. One of you 🤍✨

Here’s some words for Zoey and Leah 🤍✨

I tend to deal with everything in dark humour or bad jokes… I’ve kept this light 😜🤍✨

I love you girls and the world should know how fabulous your offers are , your friendship is and how wonderful this workplace wellbeing day was! Super super special… just like you 🤍✨

…..

Thanks for always saying yes.
Thanks for saying yes even when I’ve not asked … offering help before I know I need it.
Thank you for not just saying my name in rooms but screaming them until it’s heard.
Thanks for always helping me see my worth.
Thanks for never asking for anything, for being there when I’ve had nothing and offering unconditional love , support and friendship.
Thanks for being a light on my darkest days.
Thanks for giving advice and keeping me on track, even when I was about to derail.
Thanks for telling me I can on can’t days.
Thanks for loving me for me and never telling me to change.
Thanks for showing me I’m enough.
Thanks for being part of the reason I am successful, supporting me in those early days.
I want the world to know how special you are but the words that exist don’t do you justice.
So thank you will have to do. 🤍✨

Considering other people’s feelings...We complete a range of activities to help learners understand their own behaviours...
19/09/2026

Considering other people’s feelings...

We complete a range of activities to help learners understand their own behaviours and the impact they can have on others.

We explore how our actions have consequences, both positive and negative and how even small actions can make a difference.

This task was simple: create a little positive note, go for a walk, and leave it somewhere for someone to find or give it to someone directly.

A simple activity that encouraged kindness, confidence and stepping outside of their comfort zone into the unknown.

It might seem like something small to you, but for some of my learners, walking into rooms or spaces they’ve never been before is a really big deal. 🤍✨

Collaboration - it looks different all of the time. It might not be collaborative work in a classroom … it could be supp...
18/09/2026

Collaboration - it looks different all of the time.

It might not be collaborative work in a classroom … it could be supporting us in feeding our young people.

Thanks Joe for keeping us fed on Fridays. We appreciate you 🤍✨

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