Our plan

Phase 1 (complete!)
May 2021 – September 2021
- Oldfield School Wellbeing ambassadors co-devise the project and where we are heading
- Delivering 6 week transition workshops for Year 6’s across June & July
- Young people develop resources
- A few open events across the summer
(Sadly rising cases of covid put a stop to our plans for wellbeing ambassadors to visit their old primary schools and talk with Year 6, as well as some summer activities, but we hope to revisit these next year.)
Phase 2
Sept 2021 – June 2022
- Creative wellbeing sessions in schools including Shoscombe Primary, Chandag Primary & Oldfield School
- Young people design resources for ‘moving up’
- Young people design activities for ‘wellbeing’ or ‘de-stress’ festivals in schools
- Fun creative invitations and challenges to other schools
- A ‘burn and bury’ worries ceremony
Phase 3
June 2022- Feb 2023
- Creative Work continues in schools
- Young People create social action projects
- A big celebration and showcase of all the work at the Egg Theatre in Bath, from Oct 24th – 29th 2022
- Presenting a manifesto for compassion and all of the work created
Phase 3
June 2022- Feb 2023
- Creative Work continues in schools
- Young People create social action projects
- A big celebration and showcase of all the work at the Egg Theatre in Bath, from Oct 24th – 29th 2022
- Presenting a manifesto for compassion and all of the work created
View the Yearly Planner
See what’s in store for Room 627 throughout 2022 – 2023

We aim to:
Give young people moving up a helping hand to make transition smoother & less stressful
Create confident young people, taking pride in the work they have designed and made happen
Boost resilience, self-confidence and self-compassion
Produce young coaches and ambassadors to cascade the work
Support the making of new friends
Share the excitement of ideas & creativity

Thanks to Compassion Matters, Oxford, for talking with us and sharing their model of Compassion. We like it so much that we just had to share it.
Please find out more about their work here: www.compassion-matters.org