Military Outdoor Fitness
Alternative Education Provision
Our business was formed on the premise of doing things a little different. We took fitness to the great outdoors, and by doing things different we saw different results. We have taken this methodology into the education world. We understand that not every young person learns in the same way. Therefore we thought that we need an Alternative approach. To find out how we can support and help your Young People to learn a new approach get in touch today
Personal & Social Development and Rising Aspirations
What is it?
The Personal and Social Development (PSD) qualifications offer imaginative ways of supporting young people.
Raising Aspirations comprises four modules that have been designed for learners aged 13 and under with special educational needs and disabilities.
Each module focuses on a different Preparing for Adulthood pathway (employment, independent living, community inclusion and health). Modules can be undertaken separately and built into a profile of achievement. For each module learners complete activities and gather evidence to demonstrate their progress and skill development.
What are the benefits?
Increases confidence in Young People helping them to become physically, emotionally and socially healthy. Helps Young People become responsible citizens who make a positive contribution to society and embrace change. Increases understanding how to manage risk together with their own wellbeing.
Gain qualifications in;
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Awards: Entry 1; Entry 2; Entry 3; Level 1; Level 2
Certificates: Entry 1; Entry 2; Entry 3; Level 1; Level 2
Who is it for?
Personal & Social Development - 13 - 19 Years
Raising aspirations - 5-13 years ​
Where is it?
Either at your school/learning establishment or Long Lane Junior Football club (Kidbrooke)
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Boxing Awards
What is it?
The course is made up of 6 awards. Preliminary, Standard, Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum. Each award develops key boxing fundamental movements as well as bridging the gap between sport and life. To succeed in sport one requires a refined psychological and physiological mind and body, and life is no different. These boxing awards is a recipe for success in life and sport.
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The Preliminary Award teaches stance, guard, torso movement, footwork, straight punches and self-defence. It incorporates technique and partner work, shadow boxing, skipping and boxing drills.
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The Standard Award teaches combinations, warm up routines and more complex movements. During the Standard Award, you’re assessed on technique and partner work, shadow boxing, punching on the move, rules and general knowledge.
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The Bronze Award involves technique and partner work, shadow boxing, bent arm punches, pad work, non-contact sparring and incorporates rules and general knowledge.
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To pass the Silver Award, students must have passed a boxing medical. The Award incorporates more complicated movements, combinations and techniques, requiring higher levels of skill and ability.
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The Gold Award involves warm up, skipping, pad work, bag work, shadow boxing, combination work, condition sparing, circuit training, coaching, warm down, conduct and a short written project.
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The last of the Awards, the Platinum Award involves a skills bout that tests all of the skills, knowledge and abilities acquired throughout all previous Awards.
What are the benefits?
Each awards will gain credits that go towards; GCSC, BTEC, ASDAN, Duke of Edinburgh Award and Princes Trust.
Each certificate from each of the 6 awards has a value of one credit towards all ASDAN awards and qualifications.
Who is it for?
Ages 5-19 years
Where is it?
Either at your school/learning establishment or Long Lane Junior Football club (Kidbrooke)
Physical Activity
What is it?
Participating in physical activities releases endorphins, often referred to as "feel-good" hormones, which can elevate mood and reduce feelings of stress and anxiety. This biochemical response can provide immediate relief and a sense of accomplishment, fostering a more positive self-image. Additionally, physical activity can help improve focus and concentration, which are often areas of difficulty for young people with SEMH needs. By promoting better attention and engagement, these activities create a more conducive environment for learning and personal growth. These sessions can be anything from a walk and talk around Greenwich Park to a fun Archery or boxing lesson in Long Lane Junior Football Club.
What are the benefits?
Nurtures emotional resilience, social skills, and cognitive function, paving the way for a healthier, more balanced future
Who is it for?
5-19 years
Where is it?
At your school/ learning establishment, Greenwich Park or Long Lane Junior Football Club