Yoga mix – autumn
This 10-week course uses a combination of pilates and yoga movements to help you exercise your core and stabilise your muscles effectively. Both types of exercise are perfect for improving your posture and extending your range of motion. In the process you’ll improve your sense of balance and general wellbeing.
Course fees
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Monday - Friday 10am-3pm
Yoga – flow – mixed ability – autumn
Learn how to perform basic yoga flow sequences while improving your flexibility and balance. This 10-week class offers a combination of styles including Hatha yoga for alignment, Sivandanda yoga for subtle mind and breath work and Ashtanga Vinyasa for building heat, flexibility and stamina. As the course progresses, you’ll work towards achieving greater ease and stability in your poses, leaving you feeling refreshed, relaxed and energised.
Course fees
Or call us: Call this number: 020 8314 3300
Monday - Friday 10am-3pm
Yoga – Iyengar – mixed ability – autumn
Improve your health and wellbeing while exploring the principles of Iyengar yoga in this 10-week class for all ages and experience levels. Iyengar yoga focuses on achieving precision in your poses, which teaches you how to control your core muscles and improves your balance. Regular practice can increase suppleness, strength and stamina and even help correct poor posture. Using this progressive learning method, you will build a stable foundation before attempting more demanding poses. The aim of this course is to help you establish a sound, meaningful yoga practice, so you can work steadily towards achieving a healthier body and a calmer state of mind.
Course fees
Or call us: Call this number: 020 8314 3300
Monday - Friday 10am-3pm
Yoga – Iyengar – mixed ability – autumn
Yoga is a process of self-development that engages body, mind and breath. This 10-week course for people of all ages and abilities is based on the Iyengar approach, which emphasises the importance of working with precision. Regular practice can increase suppleness, strength and stamina and even help correct poor posture. The practice is progressive, which means you’ll build a strong foundation before attempting more demanding poses. The aim of this course is to help you establish a sound, meaningful yoga practice, so you can work steadily towards achieving a healthier body and a calmer state of mind.
Course fees
Or call us: Call this number: 020 8314 3300
Monday - Friday 10am-3pm
Yoga – Iyengar – autumn
Learn to engage your body, mind and breath in this 10-week Iyengar yoga class for people of all ages and abilities. Iyengar yoga focuses on achieving precision in your poses, which teaches you how to control your core muscles and improves your balance. Regular practice can increase suppleness, strength and stamina and even help correct poor posture. Using this progressive learning method, you will build a stable foundation before attempting more demanding poses. The aim of this course is to help you establish a sound, meaningful yoga practice, so you can work steadily towards achieving a healthier body and a calmer state of mind.
Course fees
Or call us: Call this number: 020 8314 3300
Monday - Friday 10am-3pm
Unwind yoga – Hatha yoga – beginners and returners
BKS Hatha once said that ‘yoga is meditation and meditation is yoga’, meaning they’re one of the same. Come and unwind in this 60-minute evening-time yoga class. De-stress after work, take some long, deep breaths. Beginning yoga for the first time or returning to a regular practice – a range of yoga asanas (poses) are systematically introduced that will build your confidence and improve an overall sense of health and well-being. You will practise a variety of yoga asanas (postures), Pranayama (breathing techniques) and relaxation. We will explore standing, sitting, twisting, supine, prone and upside down (inverted) postures, integrating the whole body. Regular practice will develop flexibility and balance; build strength, stamina and body awareness. Yoga is available to everyone, it helps to reduce feelings of stress and fatigue in daily life, leaving you rested and with a better sense of belonging – a connection to yourself and the world around you.
Course fees
Or call us: Call this number: 020 8314 3300
Monday - Friday 10am-3pm
Yoga – mixed ability – autumn
Improve your health and wellbeing while exploring the principles of Iyengar yoga in this 10-week class for all ages and experience levels. Iyengar yoga focuses on achieving precision in your poses, which teaches you how to control your core muscles and improves your balance. Regular practice can increase suppleness, strength and stamina and even help correct poor posture. Using this progressive learning method, you will build a stable foundation before attempting more demanding poses. The aim of this course is to help you establish a sound, meaningful yoga practice, so you can work steadily towards achieving a healthier body and a calmer state of mind.
Course fees
Or call us: Call this number: 020 8314 3300
Monday - Friday 10am-3pm
Twilight Yoga – Hatha yoga – beginners and returners (taster)
Increase your body awareness, improve your posture and learn how to relax in this 10-week yoga class for beginners and improvers based on the teaching of Hatha yoga. As well as developing your strength, flexibility and stamina, you’ll focus on your body alignment and learn to breathe more easily, helping you shake off the stresses of daily life. Over the weeks you’ll learn a variety of yoga postures (or asanas), breathing techniques (pranayama) and relaxation exercises. The course includes standing, sitting, supine, prone and upside down (inverted) postures, as well as forward and backward bends, twists, side stretches and balancing poses. Attending a weekly yoga class can improve your general health and wellbeing, leaving you feeling refreshed, relaxed and full of energy.
Course fees
Or call us: Call this number: 020 8314 3300
Monday - Friday 10am-3pm
Twilight Yoga 75 – Hatha yoga – beginners and returners
Increase your body awareness, improve your posture and learn how to relax in this 10-week yoga class for beginners and improvers based on the teaching of Hatha yoga. As well as developing your strength, flexibility and stamina, you’ll focus on your body alignment and learn to breathe more easily, helping you shake off the stresses of daily life. Over the weeks you’ll learn a variety of yoga postures (or asanas), breathing techniques (pranayama) and relaxation exercises. The course includes standing, sitting, supine, prone and upside down (inverted) postures, as well as forward and backward bends, twists, side stretches and balancing poses. Attending a weekly yoga class can improve your general health and wellbeing, leaving you feeling refreshed, relaxed and full of energy.
Course fees
Or call us: Call this number: 020 8314 3300
Monday - Friday 10am-3pm
Unwind yoga – Hatha yoga – beginners and returners
BKS Hatha once said that ‘yoga is meditation and meditation is yoga’, meaning they’re one of the same. Come and unwind in this 60-minute evening-time yoga class. De-stress after work, take some long, deep breaths. Beginning yoga for the first time or returning to a regular practice – a range of yoga asanas (poses) are systematically introduced that will build your confidence and improve an overall sense of health and well-being. You will practise a variety of yoga asanas (postures), Pranayama (breathing techniques) and relaxation. We will explore standing, sitting, twisting, supine, prone and upside down (inverted) postures, integrating the whole body. Regular practice will develop flexibility and balance; build strength, stamina and body awareness. Yoga is available to everyone, it helps to reduce feelings of stress and fatigue in daily life, leaving you rested and with a better sense of belonging – a connection to yourself and the world around you.
Course fees
Or call us: Call this number: 020 8314 3300
Monday - Friday 10am-3pm
Yoga – restorative yoga – rest, relax and renew
Restorative yoga is the perfect complement to your regular yoga or exercise regime. Based on the teachings of BKS Iyengar, these restorative practices embody the act of undoing, or ‘being’ rather than ‘doing’. When practised regularly they can reduce stress and anxiety, and bring relief to common aches and pains, leaving you with improved concentration and a deeper awareness of the mind-body connection. In these classes, you will use props such as bolsters, blankets and blocks to support your body and limbs so you can hold poses for longer and release long held tensions. The combination of passive stretching, breath awareness and relaxation techniques will gently open up your body, leaving you feeling relaxed and renewed long after the session has ended.
Course fees
Or call us: Call this number: 020 8314 3300
Monday - Friday 10am-3pm
How to enrol
After you’ve chosen which course you want to do, you need to enrol. You should enrol before the course starts to make sure you get a place.
You can enrol up to three weeks after the start date if there are spaces available.
Enrolment
You can enrol online for most courses on the course page.
Phone: 020 8314 3300
Monday to Friday: 10am-3pm
Evening and Saturday mornings:
Phone: 020 8314 3300
Monday to Thursday: 4.30-7.30pm
Saturday: 9am-1pm
For enrolments during term time only.
You can also enrol in person at any one of our adult learning centres.
We can only accept debit or credit card payments.
Requirements
If this is your first enrolment you’ll need to provide proof of identity. We will accept a photo of one of the following:
- passport
- driving licence
- national ID card
- birth or adoption certificate
- National Insurance card
- credit or debit card
- recent utility bills or bank statements
- Freedom Pass
How to enrol if you get reduced fees
Find out whether you’re entitled to reduced fees when paying for your course.
If you’re entitled to reduced fees, you can enrol online, but you’ll need to pay for the course then claim a partial refund – you can do so by sending copies of any benefits you’ve claimed in the last three months to adultlearning@lewisham.gov.uk.
Yoga mix – autumn
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Learning aims
- Improve your posture and balance.
- Learn about pilates and yoga poses.
- Increase your strength and flexibility.
- Achieve a personal goal as discussed with your tutor.
What prior knowledge do I need
No prior knowledge or experience is required to enrol on this course.
What teaching methods
The tutor will use a range of teaching methods during the course, including demonstration (both group and individual), one to one tuition, group work, progress assessments, observation, discussion and question and answer sessions.
What assessment methods
The tutor will use a range of methods to assess your progress during the course. These may include observation, completion of an Individual Learning Plan which will be updated regularly, evaluation of your practice and question and answer sessions.
Extra work
The tutor will discuss this with you in your first session.
Materials needed
Most of the equipment for our wellbeing classes is provided, including yoga mats, but learners are welcome to bring their own. Please do not purchase anything before your first session unless requested to do so. No liability can be accepted for expenses incurred for a course cancelled or altered at short notice.
What to bring
Please wear comfortable clothing that doesn't restrict your movement, and bring a towel and a water bottle.
After completion
The department offers a wide variety of wellbeing courses. Information about these is available through the tutor, the curriculum leader or the ALL programme.
Contact details
Rex Ford-Griffiths
Curriculum Leader for: Health and Wellbeing, Languages and Essential Skills
Phone:
020 8314 7436
Email:
rex.ford-griffiths@lewisham.gov.uk
Yoga – flow – mixed ability – autumn
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Learning aims
- Learn and perform one flowing yoga sequence.
- Improve your balance and flexibility.
- Learn a range of basic yoga poses, including at least one standing pose and one balancing pose.
- Achieve a personal goal as discussed with your tutor.
What prior knowledge do I need
This class is suitable for all beginners and improvers over the age of 19 years.
What teaching methods
The tutor will help you work within your own capabilities and experience level, using props where appropriate. As well as demonstrating the poses, the tutor will instruct you in trying them for yourself. You'll also observe other learners to understand key points, and reflect on what you've learned by taking part in question and answer sessions. The tutor will offer regular feedback in a constructive and supportive environment.
What assessment methods
The tutor will use a range of methods to assess your progress during the course. These may include observation, completion of an Individual Learning Plan which will be updated regularly, evaluation of your practice and question and answer sessions.
Extra work
The tutor will discuss this with you in your first session.
Materials needed
Most of the equipment for our wellbeing classes is provided, including yoga mats, but learners are welcome to bring their own. Please do not purchase anything before your first session unless requested to do so. No liability can be accepted for expenses incurred for a course cancelled or altered at short notice.
What to bring
Please wear comfortable clothing that doesn't restrict your movement, and don't eat for at least an hour before your session.
After completion
The department offers a wide variety of wellbeing courses. Information about these is available through the tutor, the curriculum leader or the ALL programme.
Contact details
Rex Ford-Griffiths
Curriculum Leader for: Health and Wellbeing, Languages and Essential Skills
Phone:
020 8314 7436
Email:
rex.ford-griffiths@lewisham.gov.uk
Yoga – Iyengar – mixed ability – autumn
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Learning aims
- Refine and perform your yoga poses.
- Refine and perform sitting and standing poses with confidence.
- Practise a yoga inversion.
- Achieve a personal goal as discussed with your tutor.
What prior knowledge do I need
No prior knowledge or experience is required to enrol on this course.
What teaching methods
The tutor will use a range of teaching methods during the course, including demonstration (both group and individual), one to one tuition, group work, progress assessments, observation, discussion and question and answer sessions.
What assessment methods
The tutor will use a range of methods to assess your progress during the course. These may include observation, completion of an Individual Learning Plan which will be updated regularly, evaluation of your practice and question and answer sessions.
Extra work
The tutor will discuss this with you in your first session.
Materials needed
Most of the equipment for our wellbeing classes is provided, including yoga mats, but learners are welcome to bring their own. Please do not purchase anything before your first session unless requested to do so. No liability can be accepted for expenses incurred for a course cancelled or altered at short notice.
What to bring
Please wear comfortable clothing that doesn't restrict your movement, and don't eat for at least an hour before your session.
After completion
The department offers a wide variety of wellbeing courses. Information about these is available through the tutor, the curriculum leader or the ALL programme.
Contact details
Rex Ford-Griffiths
Curriculum Leader for: Health and Wellbeing, Languages and Essential Skills
Phone:
020 8314 7436
Email:
rex.ford-griffiths@lewisham.gov.uk
Yoga – Iyengar – mixed ability – autumn
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Learning aims
- Perform sitting and standing poses with confidence.
- Use equipment where appropriate to help you perform your poses.
- Practise a yoga inversion.
- Achieve a personal goal as discussed with your tutor.
What prior knowledge do I need
This mixed ability course is suitable for people of all ages.
What teaching methods
The tutor will help you work within your own capabilities and experience level, using props where appropriate. As well as demonstrating the poses, the tutor will instruct you in trying them for yourself. You'll also observe other learners to understand key points, and reflect on what you've learned by taking part in question and answer sessions. The tutor will offer regular feedback in a constructive and supportive environment.
What assessment methods
The tutor will use a range of methods to assess your progress during the course. These may include observation, completion of an Individual Learning Plan which will be updated regularly, evaluation of your practice and question and answer sessions.
Extra work
The tutor will discuss this with you in your first session.
Materials needed
Most of the equipment for our wellbeing classes is provided, including yoga mats, but learners are welcome to bring their own. Please do not purchase anything before your first session unless requested to do so. No liability can be accepted for expenses incurred for a course cancelled or altered at short notice.
What to bring
Please wear comfortable clothing that doesn't restrict your movement, and don't eat for at least an hour before your session.
After completion
The department offers a wide variety of wellbeing courses. Information about these is available through the tutor, the curriculum leader or the ALL programme.
Contact details
Rex Ford-Griffiths
Curriculum Leader for: Health and Wellbeing, Languages and Essential Skills
Phone:
020 8314 7436
Email:
rex.ford-griffiths@lewisham.gov.uk
Yoga – Iyengar – autumn
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Learning aims
- Refine sitting and standing poses, and perform them with confidence.
- Use equipment where appropriate to help you perform your poses.
- Practise a yoga inversion.
- Achieve a personal goal as discussed with your tutor.
What prior knowledge do I need
This course is suitable for people of all ages (over 19 years).
What teaching methods
The tutor will help you work within your own capabilities and experience level, using props where appropriate. As well as demonstrating the poses, the tutor will instruct you in trying them for yourself. You'll also observe other learners to understand key points, and reflect on what you've learned by taking part in question and answer sessions. The tutor will offer regular feedback in a constructive and supportive environment.
What assessment methods
The tutor will use a range of methods to assess your progress during the course. These may include observation, completion of an Individual Learning Plan which will be updated regularly, evaluation of your practice and question and answer sessions.
Extra work
The tutor will discuss this with you in your first session.
Materials needed
Most of the equipment for our wellbeing classes is provided, including yoga mats, but learners are welcome to bring their own. Please do not purchase anything before your first session unless requested to do so. No liability can be accepted for expenses incurred for a course cancelled or altered at short notice.
What to bring
Please wear comfortable clothing that doesn't restrict your movement, and don't eat for at least an hour before your session.
After completion
The department offers a wide variety of wellbeing courses. Information about these is available through the tutor, the curriculum leader or the ALL programme.
Contact details
Rex Ford-Griffiths
Curriculum Leader for: Health and Wellbeing, Languages and Essential Skills
Phone:
020 8314 7436
Email:
rex.ford-griffiths@lewisham.gov.uk
Unwind yoga – Hatha yoga – beginners and returners
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Learning aims
- Perform basic yoga poses including a standing pose, a sitting pose, a twist and an inversion.
- Recognise a minimum of three Sanskrit names.
- Experiment with props, offering modifications to suit your personal needs.
- Achieve a personal goal as discussed with your tutor.
What prior knowledge do I need
No prior knowledge or experience is required to enrol on this course.
What teaching methods
The tutor will use a range of teaching methods during the course, including demonstration (both group and individual), one to one tuition, group work, progress assessments, observation, discussion and question and answer sessions.
What assessment methods
The course tutor will use a range of methods to assess progress on the course. These may include, observation, completion of Individual Learning Plan (ILP) which will be updated regularly, evaluation of practice, question and answer sessions.
Extra work
You're not required to do extra work between sessions, but attending other wellbeing classes may help you progress.
Materials needed
Mats, equipment, and props are available at the centre so please do not purchase anything before your first session unless requested to do so. No liability can be accepted for expenses incurred for a course cancelled / altered at short notice.
What to bring
Please wear comfortable clothing that doesn't restrict your movement, and don't eat for at least an hour before your session. Yoga is always practised in bare feet.
After completion
The department offers a wide variety of Arts and Leisure courses. Information about these courses is available through the tutor, the Curriculum Leader or the ALL programme.
Contact details
Rex Ford-Griffiths
Curriculum Leader for: Health and Wellbeing, Languages and Essential Skills
Phone:
020 8314 7436
Email:
rex.ford-griffiths@lewisham.gov.uk
Yoga – mixed ability – autumn
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Learning aims
- Perform a minimum of three standing poses and one balancing pose, and learn their Sanskrit names.
- Perform a sitting pose, a twist and an inversion.
- Perform one forward bend and one back bend, and relax for five minutes.
- Achieve a personal goal as discussed with your tutor.
What prior knowledge do I need
No prior knowledge or experience is required to enrol on this course.
What teaching methods
The tutor will help you work within your own capabilities and experience level, using props where appropriate. As well as demonstrating the poses, the tutor will instruct you in trying them for yourself. You'll also observe other learners to understand key points, and reflect on what you've learned by taking part in question and answer sessions. The tutor will offer regular feedback in a constructive and supportive environment.
What assessment methods
The tutor will use a range of methods to assess your progress during the course. These may include observation, completion of an Individual Learning Plan which will be updated regularly, evaluation of your practice and question and answer sessions.
Extra work
The tutor will discuss this with you in your first session.
Materials needed
Most of the equipment for our wellbeing classes is provided, including yoga mats, but learners are welcome to bring their own. Please do not purchase anything before your first session unless requested to do so. No liability can be accepted for expenses incurred for a course cancelled or altered at short notice.
What to bring
Please wear comfortable clothing that doesn't restrict your movement, and don't eat for at least an hour before your session.
After completion
The department offers a wide variety of wellbeing courses. Information about these is available through the tutor, the curriculum leader or the ALL programme.
Contact details
Rex Ford-Griffiths
Curriculum Leader for: Health and Wellbeing, Languages and Essential Skills
Phone:
020 8314 7436
Email:
rex.ford-griffiths@lewisham.gov.uk
Twilight Yoga – Hatha yoga – beginners and returners (taster)
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Learning aims
- Perform a minimum of three standing poses and one balancing pose, and learn their Sanskrit names.
- Perform a sitting pose, a twist and an inversion.
- Perform a forward bend and a back bend including breathing techniques.
- Relaxation for 10 minutes - achieve a personal goal as discussed with your tutor.
What prior knowledge do I need
No prior knowledge or experience of yoga is required to enrol on this course.
What teaching methods
The tutor will use a range of teaching methods during the course, including demonstration (both group and individual), one to one tuition, group work, progress assessments, observation, and discussion
What assessment methods
The tutor will use a range of teaching methods during the course, including demonstration (both group and individual), one to one tuition, group work, progress assessments, observation, and discussion
Extra work
You're not required to do extra work between sessions, but a home practice may help you progress. Your tutor will discuss this with you in your first class.
Materials needed
Yoga mats are available at the centre, but you're welcome to bring your own. The tutor may indicate where you can buy equipment, but please don't purchase anything before your first session unless requested to do so. No liability can be accepted for expenses incurred for a course cancelled or altered at short notice.
What to bring
Please wear comfortable clothing that doesn't restrict your movement, and don't eat for at least an hour before your session. Yoga is always practised in bare feet.
After completion
The department offers a wide variety of wellbeing courses. Information about these is available through the tutor, the curriculum leader or the ALL programme.
Contact details
Rex Ford-Griffiths
Curriculum Leader for: Health and Wellbeing, Languages and Essential Skills
Phone:
020 8314 7436
Email:
rex.ford-griffiths@lewisham.gov.uk
Twilight Yoga 75 – Hatha yoga – beginners and returners
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Learning aims
- Perform a minimum of three standing poses and one balancing pose, and learn their Sanskrit names.
- Perform a sitting pose, a twist and an inversion.
- Perform a forward bend and a back bend including breathing techniques.
- Relaxation for 10 minutes - achieve a personal goal as discussed with your tutor.
What prior knowledge do I need
No prior knowledge or experience of yoga is required to enrol on this course.
What teaching methods
The tutor will use a range of teaching methods during the course, including demonstration (both group and individual), one to one tuition, group work, progress assessments, observation, and discussion
What assessment methods
The tutor will use a range of teaching methods during the course, including demonstration (both group and individual), one to one tuition, group work, progress assessments, observation, and discussion
Extra work
You're not required to do extra work between sessions, but a home practice may help you progress. Your tutor will discuss this with you in your first class.
Materials needed
Yoga mats are available at the centre, but you're welcome to bring your own. The tutor may indicate where you can buy equipment, but please don't purchase anything before your first session unless requested to do so. No liability can be accepted for expenses incurred for a course cancelled or altered at short notice.
What to bring
Please wear comfortable clothing that doesn't restrict your movement, and don't eat for at least an hour before your session. Yoga is always practised in bare feet.
After completion
The department offers a wide variety of wellbeing courses. Information about these is available through the tutor, the curriculum leader or the ALL programme.
Contact details
Rex Ford-Griffiths
Curriculum Leader for: Health and Wellbeing, Languages and Essential Skills
Phone:
020 8314 7436
Email:
rex.ford-griffiths@lewisham.gov.uk
Unwind yoga – Hatha yoga – beginners and returners
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Learning aims
- Perform basic yoga poses including a standing pose, a sitting pose, a twist and an inversion.
- Recognise a minimum of three Sanskrit names.
- Experiment with props, offering modifications to suit your personal needs.
- Achieve a personal goal as discussed with your tutor.
What prior knowledge do I need
No prior knowledge or experience is required to enrol on this course.
What teaching methods
The tutor will use a range of teaching methods during the course, including demonstration (both group and individual), one to one tuition, group work, progress assessments, observation, discussion and question and answer sessions.
What assessment methods
The course tutor will use a range of methods to assess progress on the course. These may include, observation, completion of Individual Learning Plan (ILP) which will be updated regularly, evaluation of practice, question and answer sessions.
Extra work
You're not required to do extra work between sessions, but attending other wellbeing classes may help you progress.
Materials needed
Mats, equipment, and props are available at the centre so please do not purchase anything before your first session unless requested to do so. No liability can be accepted for expenses incurred for a course cancelled / altered at short notice.
What to bring
Please wear comfortable clothing that doesn't restrict your movement, and don't eat for at least an hour before your session. Yoga is always practised in bare feet.
After completion
The department offers a wide variety of Arts and Leisure courses. Information about these courses is available through the tutor, the Curriculum Leader or the ALL programme.
Contact details
Rex Ford-Griffiths
Curriculum Leader for: Health and Wellbeing, Languages and Essential Skills
Phone:
020 8314 7436
Email:
rex.ford-griffiths@lewisham.gov.uk
Yoga – restorative yoga – rest, relax and renew
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Learning aims
- Practise poses that prepare the body for relaxation.
- Select equipment that supports you in the performance of restorative poses.
- Learn basic breathing practices and simple Pranayama techniques.
- Achieve a personal goal as discussed with your tutor.
What prior knowledge do I need
Some previous experience of yoga is necessary.
What teaching methods
The tutor will use a range of teaching methods during the course, including demonstration (both group and individual), one to one tuition, group work, progress assessments, observation, discussion and question and answer sessions.
What assessment methods
The tutor will use a range of methods to assess your progress during the course. These may include observation, completion of an Individual Learning Plan which will be updated regularly, evaluation of your practice and question and answer sessions.
Extra work
The tutor will discuss this with you in your first session.
Materials needed
Most of the equipment for our wellbeing classes is provided, including yoga mats, but learners are welcome to bring their own. Please do not purchase anything before your first session unless requested to do so. No liability can be accepted for expenses incurred for a course cancelled or altered at short notice.
What to bring
Please wear comfortable clothing that doesn't restrict your movement, and don't eat for at least an hour before your session.
After completion
The department offers a wide variety of wellbeing courses. Information about these is available through the tutor, the curriculum leader or the ALL programme.
Contact details
Rex Ford-Griffiths
Curriculum Leader for: Health and Wellbeing, Languages and Essential Skills
Phone:
020 8314 7436
Email:
rex.ford-griffiths@lewisham.gov.uk
