SERVICE FORMATS

Flexible Ways to Deliver Programmes and Activities

From regular programmes and short workshops to festive experiences and tailored planning, each arrangement can respond to the organisation and participant group.

Four delivery formats, adaptable around audience, venue, timing and objectives.

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On-site and Regular Programmes

For organisations looking for continuity, recurring sessions or term-based learning.

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Suitable settings

School enrichment, clubhouse regular classes and ongoing community groups

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What can be adjusted

Audience, level, session count, duration, materials and venue requirements

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Possible formats

Language, mathematics, STEM, art, dance and movement, or performance programmes

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Short and Themed Workshops

For one-off experiences, short series or learning built around a focused theme.

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Suitable settings

Theme weeks, parent-child sessions, youth or adult groups, and older-adult activities

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What can be adjusted

Depth, intended outcome, session length, group size and difficulty

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Possible formats

Art and craft, science experiences, communication and cross-disciplinary workshops

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Festive Activities and Experience Days

Turn a festival, holiday or organisation-wide occasion into an accessible experience.

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Suitable settings

Festive celebrations, holiday activities, booth days and family events

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What can be adjusted

Flow, rotation, venue layout, grouping and materials

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Possible formats

Festive craft, interactive booths, stage experiences and themed activity days

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Tailored Programme and Activity Planning

Start with a known objective and shape the content, format and practical delivery around it.

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Suitable settings

Organisations with a defined audience, venue, timing, theme or operational need

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Possible formats

One-off events, programme series, cross-disciplinary or organisation-specific combinations

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