Move Together Bradford
Early Intervention Mentoring + Movement
Creating Positive Change
Helping children feel better, move more, and thrive in school
A supportive programme for children aged 7–12 combining mentoring, active games and family workshops — delivered through local schools in Bradford.
The Programme
Move Together Bradford, supports children who are finding things tough — behaviour challenges, low confidence, emotional regulation difficulties, or weight and wellbeing concerns.
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We create safe, welcoming school-based spaces where children can:
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take part in fun, active games
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build confidence and resilience
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get structured mentoring support
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strengthen relationships with trusted adults
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re-engage with learning and school life
How it works
School-based sessions
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before school (morning regulation + active learning)
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after school (active games + mentoring + wellbeing activities)
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Family & community support
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monthly workshops with parents/carers
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practical healthy lifestyle activities
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cross-cultural events that bring families together and build trust
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Young leaders
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training for peer mentors/role models (where appropriate)
Breakfast Sensory Circuit Club
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6–8 KS2 pupils
40 minutes
Regulation before school
Maths on the Move / English on the Move
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Curriculum aligned
Up to 8 pupils
Active intervention​
1:1 Mentoring
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Behaviour & confidence
Two 40-minute sessions
Goal setting and reflection
Outcomes
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Improved emotional regulation
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Increased confidence and resilience
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Reduced behaviour incidents
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Improved attendance and engagement
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Increased physical activity
How We Measure Impact
We collect simple, school-friendly data including:
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Behaviour logs
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Attendance
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Confidence and wellbeing measures
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Teacher and parent feedback
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Engagement indicators
Are you a school, professional, or community organisation?
Register your interest and we’ll contact you to discuss eligibility, delivery options and next steps.
Short FAQ
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Does it cost the school?
During the funded pilot phase, delivery is free for participating schools (limited spaces).
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Where does it take place?
In schools and community-linked spaces connected to schools.
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Can parents get involved?
Yes — workshops and events are designed to build a network around children.