This hands-on programme supports students to learn, connect, and enjoy themselves through play and creative activities. They take part in fun and lively sessions that stimulate imagination and self-expression, using different art forms that involve the senses.
One of the main parts of the programme involves students creating social stories together. These are simple stories about everyday experiences and challenges. Students use these stories as a starting point to explore their creativity through art, music, drama, and movement. This not only encourages creativity but also helps them better understand health, wellbeing, and how to live more independently.
Our approach
Like many Share projects, this programme is led by students who set their own learning goals related to their Student Star—a tool we use to see how they are progressing. Progress is also measured through regular observations and goal-setting.