
education
we deliver workshops in schools, colleges, universities and non-formal educational settings exploring the soundscape and our experience of positive silence for better mental health,

primary schools

secondary, further and alternative education

community arts
Small Silence primary workshops use the arts to explore elements of children's social and emotional learning. The workshops are delivered through an immersive story, where helping the characters to solve a problem engages the pupils in imaginative arts work. Pupils also have the opportunity to achieve an Arts Award.
We work with young people in formal and non-formal settings to explore the importance of quiet to health and wellbeing, tying-in with the PSHE, the NHS five steps to wellbeing science and arts curricula. Delivered through an engaging, creative process by experienced teachers and artists, workshops can be tailored to the particular requirements of the education provider.
Working with experienced teachers and community artists, Small Silence community workshops focus on the value of quiet for improved mental health and the cultivation of interior stillness through focus-oriented arts activities.

higher education
Visits to Higher Education establishments explore issues around urban quiet spaces through listening, field recording, mapping, acoustics and soundscape analysis. Engaging learners at both graduate and post-graduate level in research that complements teaching in both urban planning and arts departments.