THE FINE COLLECTIVE CIC
School
Well-being
Project
We are pleased to be partnering with the Bluebase Foundation to facilitate the delivery of bespoke programmes across Stourbridge schools. These programmes are tailored to meet the unique needs of each setting and are designed to support the wider school community, including primary and secondary pupils, parents, and guardians.
Programmes Designed
for Primary School Students
Woodland Friends
Woodland Friends was the initial programme implemented across in primary school's. Sessions are designed to enhance nature connection, encourage confidence-building, develop outdoor cooking skills, support emotional regulation, and introduce effective self-management strategies amongst Primary school Children.
“It’s my favourite part of school. I feel free when we’re outside.”
Green Fingers
Green Fingers supports children in building their gardening skills and understanding of how things grow. Every week they get hands-on experience planting, nurturing, and harvesting fruit and vegetables, helping them develop skills they can use long into the future.
Resilience
Through sport and physical activity, this programme supports the development of essential personal and social skills, such as resilience, teamwork, and confidence. Delivered over a 6–12-week period with larger groups, it incorporates team-building activities, guided reflection, and resilience-based challenges.
Programmes Designed
for Secondary School Students
Bushcraft
Coming Soon
Challenge Acadmey
Coming Soon
One to one Mentor
This 12-week one-to-one programme provides the space to build a meaningful relationship and create lasting change.
It supports students who need help with confidence, self-esteem, goal setting, focus, engagement, and teamwork, promoting personal growth and improved wellbeing.
Programmes Designed for
the Wider School Community
Roots
Roots is a programme designed to support adults and the wider community within primary schools. We run weekly groups offering a range of activities that promote and enhance both mental and physical health and wellbeing.
It’s also an excellent follow-on option for adults who have completed one of our other programmes and wish to maintain their connection with others.
“Rufford Roots is the first time in ages I’ve had space just for me.”
Green Fingers
Similar to the children’s group, Green Fingers supports adults and parents in developing the skills needed to grow and harvest their own food. The programme also emphasises the nutritional benefits of home-grown produce and explores how gardening can be a mindful practice that supports positive mental health.
Everything grown can be enjoyed at home or used in one of our Let’s Cook sessions.
Let's Cook
Let’s Cook offers adults the chance to learn about healthy eating while building confidence in cooking a range of recipes. It also creates a friendly environment where parents and carers can meet and connect with one another.
“I didn’t realise how much I needed this. It’s fun, relaxed, and I’ve met people I never would have spoken to before.”