How Equine Facilitated Learning has been continuing to support the most vulnerable children in society during COVID-19. We’ve been hearing on the national news recently that more and more vulnerable children are being drawn in … Read more...
National Teen Self-Awareness Month… The onslaught of Puberty…Adolescence is a challenging time for everyone at that stage in their lives. Physical changes in the body, the onslaught of hormones developing in different ways, leading to … Read more...
Director Katherine Dillon demonstrating a simple, healthy recipe to encourage healthy cooking and eating with family and friends. Watch below: Chilli Meat and Vegetable /or meat free option to feed 6- 8 people. This … Read more...
Director Katherine Dillon, delivering you information on diet, nutrition and the benefits that natural substances have for our equine partners. Watch her latest film here Inside Katherine’s Kitchen
During the last week of term we launched our Learner Line to enable those who attend our provision and are not able to currently access it the opportunity to “click or call” to contact us … Read more...
From 20th March 2020 parents were asked to keep their children at home, wherever possible, and for schools to remain open only for those children of workers critical to the COVID-19 response – who absolutely … Read more...
WE’RE HERE IF YOU NEED US If you are a current learner at The Seeds of Change and are unable to get to your sessions at the moment, we are offering you the chance to … Read more...
Recently, The Seeds of Change was very pleased to welcome a group of Education Physiologists to our Northamptonshire site to understand first-hand the benefits of therapeutic intervention using animals, in particular horses. The physiologists in … Read more...
As a place of education, please be advised that we will be following the Public Health England (PHE) recommendations for the management of risk relating to the Covid-19 virus. We will also be following the … Read more...
Self-harming: Learning to understand, not judge. Society generally uses to the term ‘self-harm’ to describe when people hurt themselves, perhaps by punching, hitting, cutting or burning, as a way of dealing with difficult feelings or … Read more...