Today, The Wellbeing Patch had the pleasure of visiting Adult Learning Wales ESOL learners
Today, The Wellbeing Patch had the pleasure of visiting Adult Learning Wales ESOL learners and it was a beautiful blend of language, wellbeing and creativity!
The ALW learners explored wellbeing vocabulary by:
Learning the meaning
Finding the equivalent in their own language
Using it in their ESOL practice
They were also introduced to essential oils, allowing learners to connect vocabulary with real life sensory experience making it meaningful and memorable.
To reinforce understanding, painting was used as a mindful activity, helping the mind and support emotional expression while learning.
It was interesting to see how language learning and wellbeing can come together to support confidence, connection and growth.
thank you to the group for allowing us to visit! We hope you enjoyed it as much as we did!
This means they are well on their way to creating at least one complete finished piece (or even two!) to take home by the end of the workshops. Why Crochet? •A mindful activity that eases stress and supports mental wellbeing • A chance to connect, share and reduce social isolation • A creative outlet different…
Step away from the daily rush and indulge in a wonderfully creative morning! Join us for a hands-on crochet workshop, where over 4 relaxing sessions you’ll design and complete two beautiful handmade pieces. It’s your time to unwind, learn, and immerse yourself in the timeless craft of crochet! Venue: USW Building – Floor C, Engagement…
Today we had a lovely Gupshup Ladies Group session where we welcomed Salma from the Positive Action Team and local PCSOs, Claire and Anna from Gwent Police. The ladies had the opportunity to openly share their thoughts and experiences around antisocial behaviour, local issues and their feelings about the police. It was a meaningful conversation…
Today, The Wellbeing Patch had the pleasure of visiting Adult Learning Wales ESOL learners and it was a beautiful blend of language, wellbeing and creativity!
The ALW learners explored wellbeing vocabulary by:
Learning the meaning
Finding the equivalent in their own language
Using it in their ESOL practice
They were also introduced to essential oils, allowing learners to connect vocabulary with real life sensory experience making it meaningful and memorable.
To reinforce understanding, painting was used as a mindful activity, helping the mind and support emotional expression while learning.
It was interesting to see how language learning and wellbeing can come together to support confidence, connection and growth. 
thank you to the group for allowing us to visit! We hope you enjoyed it as much as we did!
