School Tutorials & Workshops

Breast workshops

Breast Care Workshops for Schools, Youth Clubs & Community Centres

We deliver workshops for many different groups including churches, offices, prisons, youth clubs, community centres, women's shelters and many more to help raise awareness and educate on breast care. If you would like a workshop for your group, then please, do get in touch with me to discuss this further.
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School Tutorials

We offer tailor-made bespoke packages for each individual schools needs, covering 
tutorials and workshops for girls in West Midlands and North Warwickshire and across England. 
All of these are age-appropriate and can be done within school hours or after school clubs. 
All staff are enhanced DBS registered and personally trained by myself.
Please, see below for mote information.
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Daisy’s Bosom Buddies (8 – 11) primary school years 5 & 6

Daisy’s Bosom Buddies 
(8 – 11) primary school years 5 & 6

This is age-appropriate help and advice for all young girls and their mothers/carers to answer questions regarding, why, when and how their first bra should be fitted and worn correctly and how often they will need to be re-fitted as their breasts develop. 

We make each session/workshop fun and interactive with the use of teaching aids. We want the students to absorb as much information as possible and go home and share what they have learnt, with members of their family.
             
Community Breast Care offers caring and sensitive advice.
 
Girls are reaching puberty at an increasingly young age and therefore, can often feel very embarrassed and self-conscious. 

The thought of shopping for a first bra or going for a first bra fitting can be quite daunting and scary for a young girl because they may not know how a bra should be worn and how a bra fitting is carried out. 

We want all young girls and their mothers to embrace this first milestone, we want to give them all the confidence and support we can to make this a very special and rememberable time.

Community Breast Care is here to answer those tricky questions all young girls have about their growing breasts. We are also here to support their loving mothers and carers, after all this too can be a difficult time for them to accept their little girls are growing up. Which is why, we offer this service with in schools in a friendly and familiar environment which they are happy to be in.

All sessions can be taylored with and without parents/carers. 
Teens Inspired Breast Awareness Workshop

Daisy's Teens Inspired Breast Awareness Workshop for girls 
(11 – 18) Secondary school years 7 onwards

This workshops is designed to run alongside PSHE classes, but can also be adapted for after school sessions for mother/career daughter evenings.

The first half of this workshop is similar to Daisy's Busom Buddies but also covers the different styles of bras to suit individual age and purpose. 
For example; A very active young girl needs a good sports bra for maximum support and comfort. This will enable them to carry on with sports throughout school, college, and home life. This will help them feel more confident and comfortable in all their sporting activities.

We know only too well, that body image and peer pressure plays a huge part in young girls lives today.
By not having and wearing a correctly fitted bra for everyday purpose, sports and fitness activities, we know most girls will not continue with physical education! This is due to their lack of self-confidence and self-esteem. They feel too embarrassed about the size of their breasts and how they sometimes get in the way, when running or to jump up and down during physical fitness. It can also be painfull and uncomfortable, this is just a couple of examples why we offer breast care advice and give information in schools. 

This workshop/session also has an added extra to Daisy's Busom Buddies. We are raising breast cancer awareness and teaching young ladies, why, when and how to carryout breast self-examination. 

Community Breast Care is raising breast cancer awarness and by teaching breast self-examination and we are saving future lives through early diagnosis. 

(Prevention is better than cure! Education raises awareness and improves lives)


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