A FREE inclusive weekly aerial class for young people aged 13-25 who have mental health issues and/or are living under challenging circumstances in Camden, Islington or Haringey.
When: Wednesdays 4.30pm-6.30pm during term time
Where: Caxton House Community Centre, 129 St Johns Way, N19 3RQ
Join our year-long programme and try aerial acrobatics. You will learn exciting moves on aerial cocoon, silks, hoop and chinese pole. No previous experience is necessary- we will start from the beginning! You can see a video of the kind of things you'll learn here.
Once you've had a go on everything, you will be able to choose your favorite and continue learning on that apparatus.
“I am so glad that Take Flight is something I’ve been part of. I feel strong and motivated, and that I can do something unique that is super cool!”- 2021 participant.
Taster Sessions
We are running 2 day sessions to give you a chance to try 4 aerial apparatus; silks, hoop, cocoon, and chinese pole. They'll be running 10.30am-4.30pm and there are 4 to choose from:
22nd & 23rd of August
24th & 25th of August
29th & 30th of August
31st of August & 1st of September.
“Just give it a go. You’ll never know unless you try. Give it one chance and I guarantee you’ll fall in love with it!”- 2021 participant
Regular Sessions
You are welcome to sign up for the year.
Sessions will be every Wednesday 4.30pm-6.30pm during term time and start on the 13th of September.
ONLY 30 PLACES and they MUST BE RESERVED!
How to book
Fill out this form to register: https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/TakeFlight23
Any questions?
Email: amy@scarabeus.co.uk
Whatsapp: 07951503948
Not sure if you are eligible?
If you would enjoy and benefit from aerial, are aged 13-25, live, work or attend school/ activities in Islington, Camden, or Haringey, and are living under challenging circumstances or with mental health issues, this is for you!
What we mean by challenging circumstances or mental health issues is people from low-income households, people from the global majority or who identify as LGBTQ+, neurodiverse people, people who experience anxiety, depression, disordered eating etc.
If you are not sure if you qualify, email Amy and we can chat!
We hope to hear from you soon!
A FREE inclusive weekly aerial class for young people aged 13-25 who have mental health issues and/or are living under challenging circumstances in Camden, Islington or Haringey.
When: Wednesdays 4.30pm-6.30pm during term time
Where: Caxton House Community Centre, 129 St Johns Way, N19 3RQ
Join our year-long programme and try aerial acrobatics. You will learn exciting moves on aerial cocoon, silks, hoop and chinese pole. No previous experience is necessary- we will start from the beginning! You can see a video of the kind of things you'll learn here.
Once you've had a go on everything, you will be able to choose your favorite and continue learning on that apparatus.
“I am so glad that Take Flight is something I’ve been part of. I feel strong and motivated, and that I can do something unique that is super cool!”- 2021 participant.
Taster Sessions
We are running 2 day sessions to give you a chance to try 4 aerial apparatus; silks, hoop, cocoon, and chinese pole. They'll be running 10.30am-4.30pm and there are 4 to choose from:
22nd & 23rd of August
24th & 25th of August
29th & 30th of August
31st of August & 1st of September.
“Just give it a go. You’ll never know unless you try. Give it one chance and I guarantee you’ll fall in love with it!”- 2021 participant
Regular Sessions
You are welcome to sign up for the year.
Sessions will be every Wednesday 4.30pm-6.30pm during term time and start on the 13th of September.
ONLY 30 PLACES and they MUST BE RESERVED!
How to book
Fill out this form to register: https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/TakeFlight23
Any questions?
Email: amy@scarabeus.co.uk
Whatsapp: 07951503948
Not sure if you are eligible?
If you would enjoy and benefit from aerial, are aged 13-25, live, work or attend school/ activities in Islington, Camden, or Haringey, and are living under challenging circumstances or with mental health issues, this is for you!
What we mean by challenging circumstances or mental health issues is people from low-income households, people from the global majority or who identify as LGBTQ+, neurodiverse people, people who experience anxiety, depression, disordered eating etc.
If you are not sure if you qualify, email Amy and we can chat!
We hope to hear from you soon!
