Research indicates that a high percentage of children arriving at school have significant barriers to learning that affect their co-ordination, concentration, and self-regulation. More and more teachers are aware of these difficulties in the classroom. Our flagship Developmental Dance Movement® (DDM) programme designed for EYFS and Key Stage 1, is scientifically proven to support the developmental maturity required to be ‘learning ready’ whilst the content aligns with the National Curriculum, optimising the educational learning potential of all children in a fully inclusive class group delivery model.

For older children, we provide Autism Movement Therapy® (AMT) and other complimentary sessions such as Yotism® and Creative Dance, based on the needs are requirements of the children in the sessions. AMT offers an innovative, energetic and structured approach that stimulates the brain, aids sensory processing, develops communication and motor skills all while having fun.

Community Workshops / Classes
We work within our local community providing our programmes to a diverse range of individuals ensuring that they are tailored to meet the needs of the participants.  We provide weekly AMT classes and other complimentary sessions including Laughter Yoga to Share Comunity, a charity providing activities and support to adults with learning disabilities, autism and mental health needs and monthly AMT sessions at Brightstars, a small community club that provides a platform for those with autism to have fun and a place where they feel safe and confident to be themselves.

We regularly support the events and HAF programmes organised by A2ndvoice CIC, a not-for-profit organisation supporting the needs of autistic people and their families, raising awareness and understanding from different perspectives, outreaching also to the Africa, Caribbean, Asian, and Minority Ethnic Communities (ACAME) and Dual Heritage Communities in tackling the taboos and myths around Autism.

We are also currently running our own community programmes, 'Build-A Bridge' and 'Action for Autism' both of which are funded projects (more details below).

Funded Projects
We have been lucky to receive funding from many different organisations over the years including BBC Children in Need, the Mayor of London, Arts Council England, the National Lottery and many more, all of which can be viewed in our scrolling banner at the base of this page.

This funding has allowed us to provide our programmes to various early years provisions, schools, community groups and also host our own sessions which currently includes our 'Build A Bridge' project, weekly Developmental Dance Movement® sessions for children aged 2 - 7 years of all abilities funded by City Bridge Trust and our 'Action for Autism' project, weekly Autism Movement Therapy® sessions for young people aged 11 - 18 years currently funded by Wandsworth Council, Arts for Health and Wellbeing.