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Purpose & Vision

To give young people a true sense of purpose; to empower them to create better options for the future.

  • Openness to learning: changing mind-sets, making learning fun, rewarding and relevant
  • Igniting young leadership: how to be the best of you
  • Resilience: the confidence to be true to themselves, resisting peer-group pressure and fear
  • Development of self-esteem, motivation and confidence in future aspirations via psychometrics
  • The best nutrition as a fuel for learning and self-improvement
  • Employability: having the tools to make the right choices and skills to research, establish advantages and employer links, goals and plan

Our programme is inclusive

  • We do not believe in labelling young people.  Our programme is for everyone, targeting young people in education, whether at school, college or university. All young people have a purpose and will benefit from this type of mentorship, group coaching and training.

Next Generation Education

We believe that children are our future. We believe in inclusion. We are committed to empowering young people to be able to make the best possible choices to help make the world we share into a better place.

In a Snapshot

  • Available to young people in education – early intervention
  • Interventionist – eliminates problems before they happen – proactive not reactive
  • Inclusive – it is for everyone – not stratified along lines of traditional ‘achievement’ or ‘ability’
  • Better mental health via building of self-esteem and valuing individual self-worth
  • Creates a sense of belonging and empathy within the school community
  • Creates a happier workforce
  • Fostering the confidence for creative entrepreneurship
  • Fosters empowerment, resilience, fulfilment
  • Will lower crime rates
  • Will lower youth unemployment
  • Better nutrition awareness, anti-obesity
  • Creating a safer, happier and better world

POWERHOUSE MODULES

Igniting Young Leadership

Your Ideal State to Be Great

Based on the Spiral of Success and Learning-Mode Process:
Gain clarity into potential goal –> Take inspired action –> Reflect to make Improvements

Set The Tone For Success

AIM: Create an ideal state for students to learn new information.

OUTCOMES:

  • Set a clear vision & foundation for striving with excellence
  • Access a practical tool that supports their goals
  • Identify natural strengths + common fears

Identity & Identify With Success

AIM: Create Ideal State for Exam Preparation

OUTCOMES:

  • Identify core Success Mindset Beliefs (SMB) to improve revision + prevent overwhelm.
  • Implement the tool at school + home to foster the process

Set the Beliefs of Success

AIM: Create Ideal State for Showing Up Ready

OUTCOMES:

  • Establish students’  Triad of Success to ensure their best performance
  • Develop awareness of how to improve focus, concentration and stamina.

Developing Patterns of Success

AIM: To Begin Strong & Great

OUTCOMES:

  • Activate 2 core pillars of GCSE success: Confidence + Energy
  • Boost their beliefs, mental engagement, memory 

Language of Success

AIM: Create Ideal State for Stamina & Excellence

DELIVERY: Mid-exams

OUTCOMES:

  • Fortify efforts, energy and endurance
  • Fuel momentum & motivation to do their best

The Fuel

Each session will focus on a macronutrient and the direct relationship with how we look, feel, think and move, informing and empowering learners to make the best choices nutritionally

Fuelling your Potential

AIM: Create understanding of working from the inside out to provide power for the body, mind and spirit

OUTCOMES:

  • Know the importance of food provenance
  • Understand links to sustainability
  • Identify and appreciate cultural differences
  • Able to analyse own food habits

Power in Balance

AIM: Create understanding of how to meet personal nutritional needs

OUTCOMES:

  • Identify fuel energisers and drainers
  • Balancing intake for body and mind
  • Identifying mood food
  • Identify food for hair, nails and skin
  • Food and body hygiene
  • Making own products from natural ingredients

Designing Smoothies

AIM: Introduction to food design and innovation

OUTCOMES:

  • Importance of seasonality
  • Creating sensory experiences Introduction to innovation and design
  • Making smoothies for all
  • Sharing nutritional learning
  • Feedback from parents and participants

Resilience

Delivered using an interactive learning approach.  Learners will be carrying out a series tasks using ICT technology, group discussion, co-learning/teaching, and workshop approaches.

Resilience and You

AIM: Set foundations for Resilience 

OUTCOMES:

  • a clear understanding of Resilience and how it applies to the School environment
  • recognising common challenges
  • Improved emotional intelligence
  • Recognise where personal resilience can be improved

Control of Reactions

AIM: Empower greater control over responses to challenges and circumstances

OUTCOMES:

  • Building a reliable strategy for awareness of own reactions
  • improve awareness of self and surrounding circumstances
  • Learn the skills to control and modify potentially overwhelming reactions

Power and Potential

AIM: Owning resilience development for personal benefit and realising future potential

OUTCOMES:

  • Knowing how to apply Resilience and Reaction training to own environment and related context
  • Turning challenges into opportunities
  • Positively Influence circumstances / situations
  • Guidance for maintaining own ongoing development 

Your Signature Strengths

Unlocking Your Potential

Helping students to know more about who they are, identify some of the strengths that they have to offer and begin to explore where these strengths can be used in the workplace.

Introduce DISC theory

AIM: Students learn about their strengths potential

OUTCOMES:

  • Identify some of their signature strengths
  • Identify their potential workplace strengths
  • Understand how their communication may be seen by others

Putting DISC to work

AIM: Students learn how strengths are used at work

OUTCOMES:

  • Identify personal motivators and development areas
  • Understand how strengths are used in workplace roles
  • Identify the workplace environments they could thrive in

Who am I & who are you?

AIM: Students review unique personal profile

OUTCOMES:

  • Identify career paths that play to strengths
  • Understand how to research career options
  • Know how to describe themselves at their best

Employability

Taking the knowledge acquired so far and applying it to real life choices.

The Scope

AIM: Students learn about their broad scope and options for their future pathway

OUTCOMES:

  • Understanding all the options: HE, FE, Apprenticeships, Internships, Jobs
  • Learn the implications of subject options
  • Understanding the value of work experience

Get Yourself into the Driving Seat

AIM: Students learn how be become the Number 1 choice for employers

OUTCOMES:

  • How to be pro-active with prospective employers
  • Knowledge of the stuff they don’t tell you: the myths and legends
  • How to get the upper edge

The Plan of Action

AIM: Students format their personalised action plan for success

OUTCOMES:

  • A clear and congruent pathway
  • Keeping options open
  • Awareness of employer options and pathways
  • Development of the contingency plan
  • Plan for follow-up

Jackie Bedford

Employability

Samantha Cairns

Nutritionist

Wai Cheung

Applied Consciousness Technologies

Katie Frost

Coach and Psychometrics

Jaleh M Zandieh

Sustainable Leadership Consultant