RYE UK - TRAINING
RYE uses simple yoga techniques - postures, breathing, relaxation and concentration in small amounts throughout the lesson to improve learning. These techniques help to unify the body with the mind, and create harmony within the classroom amongst peers and the teacher. The RYE techniques can be integrated into many situations, in the classroom, P.E. lessons, at home or as part of a yoga class.
A key part to all RYE training is to experience yoga for yourself and the benefits it brings. The Foundation Module and EURYE consists of regular yoga classes and relaxation so you can develop your own practice on a personal level, which helps you to deliver the techniques more confidently within the classroom.
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Testimonials about RYE modules
I greatly enjoyed this module. I learnt more than
I had expected and I feel it has provided me with a fantastic insight
into how to make education holistic. It has improved my teaching and learning
practice, particularly within the early years, and I am looking forward
to continuing to use the techniques with my own class when I enter the
teaching profession in September 2009 as a newly qualified teacher.
Hannah Churchill, Primary and Early Years PGCE student,
Bath Spa University, RYE UK Foundation Module 2009
RYE embedded positive techniques into my planning
and practice and had a huge impact on how I taught. I loved the fact that
RYE was based on a particularly thoughtful and reflective approach to
education and focused on connecting emotionally to children. I was fully
committed to looking at education in a holistic manner but before RYE
was struggling with how I could achieve this in the mainstream education
system with its overriding emphasis on academic achievement. RYE has provided
an entrance point. I did feel that doing the RYE course made me a more
competent and confident teacher. I also feel it changed children's feelings
about how and what they learnt.
Yvette McLoughlin, Early Years PGCE student, Bath
Spa University, RYE UK Foundation Module 2009
The RYE approach to yoga in education empowers educators
to integrate simple practices that can be used at different times of the
day for different purposes within their classroom to improve learning.
The techniques are adaptable for a range of ages and educational settings
and can be used across the curriculum and throughout the school day.
Beatrice Adie, Early Years and Primary PGCE, RYE UK
Foundation Module 2009
A Taste Of RYE
RYE UK facilitators are available to conduct
sessions or a day on RYE in your school for teachers. Sessions can be
tailored to your subject, nursery, primary or secondary. Sessions will
consist of practical yoga techniques that can be used in the lesson to
improve learning and concentration.
You will experience yoga for yourself and how to adapt yoga for children in the classroom.
RYE UK can also conduct sessions or a day on yoga in your school for children of all ages.
If you are interested please contact RYE UK info@ryeuk.org or the RYE UK Facilitator in your area.
Foundation Module
Certified to use techniques with your children
Open to Teachers, Trainee Teachers and Teaching Assistants from Primary/Secondary/Nursery Nurses/special needs, Therapist (Art/Speech/Occupational), as well as yoga teachers who are working with children (with recognised qualification and appropriate insurance) and parents.
6-day course run over six months, which offers trainees the opportunity to experience practices each month themselves and use them with their children in the classroom.
The next Foundation Module will be 2012, venue
and dates to be confirmed.
Cost of Module to be confirmed
please download application form here for more details
Aims of the Foundation Module
- To learn the philosophy of RYE – the 6 steps of RYE
- To EXPERIENCE basic yoga techniques that can be used in the classroom
- To gain an understanding of the benefits of RYE techniques as an aid to the different ways of learning i.e. kinaesthetic, audio, visual (relating to Howard Gardner’s Frames of Mind. The theory of multiple intelligences)
- To understand the potential of RYE within the curriculum (cross-curricular projects, link with Every Child Matters, Healthy Schools Initiative, SEAL, relaxation, concentration, learning enhancement, behaviour management and more).
Module Requirements:
- You do not need to be a yoga teacher
- You must be working with children
- You must be CRB checked to be a teacher of RYE
- One reference (from a person who has seen you working with children)
- Payment of the RYE UK annual membership fee (currently £27, of which 5 Euros goes to EURYE)
- Your insurance cover must include working with children
A certificate is awarded when the following requirements have been met:
- 100% attendance
- At the end of the training period, a 3,000-5000 word project will need to be submitted. This needs to include writing up the notes and experiences that you have on each day, this is to help really integrate your own understanding of the techniques and show evidence of your research with children using RYE techniques.
- Throughout the training, you will be expected to regularly participate in a yoga class and this will need to be logged on a RYE card.
- Throughout the training you will need to keep a logbook of applied techniques with your children after each training day.
EURYE INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR MODULE
(EURYE certified - held every two years in different European countries)
Gives the individual the opportunity to experience an intensive international residential, developing ideas and experiences with other teachers.
EURYE International Training Seminary 2011
To be held held in Portugal
Dates and information of this event will be posted nearer the time
Course Requirements:
- None
- CRB is necessary to use the techniques with children
- Your insurance cover must include working with children • You do not need to be a yoga teacher
Certificates:
- A EURYE certificate of attendance on completion of the seminar
More details will be available nearer the time.