Ideal for peer support days, school community days, pupil welfare programs, school fetes and end of exam celebrations, interactive drumming is also used to commemorate important days on the school calendar such as National Youth week and Universal Children's week.

The drum circle uses non-verbal communication and encourages active listening. Each student is taught how to play the drum and culminate various rhythms and beats, whilst realizing his or her own importance within the greater whole. This experience allows the participants to feel worthy of their input, no matter how small, realizing how their contribution can make a marked difference to the group.

The Benefits of School Drumming:

Group bonding

Non-verbal communication

Stress Release

Promotes individuality

Hand, eye and ear co-ordination

Enhances expression

Builds self-esteem

Co-operative rather than competitive

Healthy alternative to drugs and alcohol

Left & Right Brain Integration

Promotes socialization

Multi-cultural experience

Breaks down cultural, gender and age barriers

Promotes leadership