Learn with ESS is a workshop initiative that uses Education, Sport and Speaking based activities to provide a unique and interactive team cohesion experience while addressing stigmatized issues surrounding disability. These workshops can be for any length of time. Learn with ESS aims to change individual perceptions within society to reshape towards a more unified future for our current learner.

Education

Classroom based interactive session raising awareness for undervalued and misunderstood concepts such as braille and in future, BSL.

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Sport

Practical session that incorporates disability sport to enhance a variety of skills and awareness.

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Speaking

A motivational talk from an inspiring athlete or individual.

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BUSINESSES

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ESS brings Disability Awareness to the forefront of the working environment. The sessions are interactive and fun serving as an educational route to group bonding. ESS caters to small to large scale businesses

SCHOOLS

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Accomodating Primary Schools all the way up to Higher Education to classrooms of all sizes, ESS delivers sessions that without fail are the talk of the classroom. Through its combination of educational and engaging activites, ESS always leaves a long lasting postive impact.

SPORTS CLUBS

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Delivering sessions to sports clubs, ESS allows participants to learn the game from a new perspective. Enhacing team building and communcation - a perfect test to see whether players can transfer their skills

“It was excellent! Azeem actually answered most of the questions we had planned for him during his delivery and my group enjoyed it immensely. In fact they enjoyed it enough to spend their break time watching blind football on Youtube!"

 "The feedback I got from my learners was pretty awesome too. It was really good and dead insightful for the learners around what actually living with sensory loss is like”

"It was great that Azeem tailored his talk to early years and I think it gave the learners a good insight into the difference that they can make especially to young children who may have a disability."