Yoga For Schools

Curriculum for Excellence!

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Yoga in School:-

Little Greene Yoga has been working in partnership with Glasgow Education Department since 2006, delivering Yoga courses for schools – Yoga for Primary Schools, Yoga for Secondary Schools and Yoga for Nursery schools encompassing the complete 3 -18yr curriculum.

Courses are tailored to each individual school and age group.

Each class is not just physical but also educational, successfully contributing to the ‘Curriculum for Excellence’ programme.

Classes are offered as part of the School Sport/PE Curriculum, on an after-school club basis, or for ‘Health Week’. All courses are structured for progression.

Our Teen Class:-

Little Greene Yoga teenage class (Greene Teens) helps each student with the transition through the teenage years. The class is conducted in a safe, warm and fun environment. Students are educated in the benefits of each posture; the effects on their immune system, nervous system and endocrine system. There are regular discussions on how yoga can be used to reduce stress, change emotions while strengthen the body. By educating teens on how to use yoga to reduce stress in their everyday lives you are giving them lifelong tools for their journey ahead. Regular “Yoga for Teen” classes are run at Craigholme Sports Complex, Haggs Road, Glasgow, Scotland.

TESTIMONIALS

“Veronica has just completed a short five week block of yoga with our S5 girls. It has been a resounding success. The girls have been captivated by the concept of Iyengar Yoga taught by a teacher who is passionate about her subject. Veronica’s instructions are clear with a huge emphasis on attention to detail. Her demonstrations and relevant teaching points reinforce how important posture and breathing are in our daily life. She uses constant praise to motivate the girls and give them a feeling of success and achievement.”

Sally Robertson
Head of Physical Education
Craigholme School, Glasgow

“The yoga session led by Veronica was part of a health week run at Jordanhill School. S1, S2 and S3 pupils selected to participate in the hour and a half session, and they were not disappointed! For most, this was their first experience of yoga, others had a little more experience. Regardless of ability level, all of the girls were engaged, motivated and enjoyed the session. In fact, I think Veronica’s session has encouraged some of the girls to look into opportunities to attend yoga classes nearby. It was definitely a worthwhile and valuable experience”.

Carolyn Fisher
Physical Education Teacher
Jordanhill School