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"Fostering a sense of belonging..." Angela Pickard's Cygnet School article for One Dance UK is available now!

2 July 2024

Professor Angela Pickard carried out a three year evaluation of Cygnet School, in which she explored the impact of the programme on the young people who participate in it. This evaluation is explored in the article for One Dance UK, available now on their website, and will feature in their September magazine issue.

The article explores the importance of the programme in developing a sense of self in young people, equipping them with both physical and emotional skills which promote development and self confidence.

Read the full article here.

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