Join Our Next Cohort: 20th April 2025
Our next Breath Coach Training cohort starts on April 20th, 2025! This comprehensive training equips you with the knowledge and tools to guide children toward healthier breathing habits, improving focus, emotional regulation, and overall well-being. Whether you're an educator, therapist, or wellness professional, this course will empower you to bring the power of breath into classrooms and beyond.
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Transforming the lives of children worldwide
Transform your educational environment and positively impact children's lives by becoming a certified School Breathe Breath Coach.
This self-paced training programme covers the fundamentals of healthy breathing, along engaging and scientifically proven breathing techniques and routines. You will learn essential breath exercises that help children self-regulate their emotions, improve concentration and focus, reduce stress and anxiety, and become more present. Learn from influential breath coaches working in schools, and study alongside professionals working with children.
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Each month, we welcome a new School Breathe Training Cohort, a group of breath coaches in training who begin their journey together on a set date, building a sense of community and shared learning. However, if you're ready to start today, you don’t have to wait! Our online training is available for you to begin at any time, allowing you to learn at your own pace while still having access to our monthly live sessions and a supportive network of fellow trainees. Whether you join a cohort or start independently, you’ll be guided every step of the way.
Research shows how the School Breathe
programme is having a positive impact
on school children.
Radio 4 visits a School Breathe School
Anxiety is the most common form of mental illness in the UK, with nearly a fifth of people experiencing it over the course of a year. Although it is often treated through medication, there are many alternative ways which are proving to be very effective in reducing anxiety amongst some people. In this series, BBC Radio 4 explore how connecting with the elemental forces of nature helps people with a range of mental illnesses to feel better. School Breathe was chosen to represent the Air element. We also learn about the current academic research behind these methods. Click here to listen.
Radio 4 visits an infant school in Nottingham where young children practice School Breathe CIC breathing techniques to reduce stress and anxiety.
"I absolutely loved this course and am using it with the older children too. I love to see their engagement and I find it thrilling that Y6 children choose to come to do this every Wednesday – this demonstrates a genuine enjoyment and a sense of placing importance on their own wellbeing. It is equipping them with vital skills that they can continue to use as they progress into Secondary education."
- Ruth Ashworth, Primary School Teacher, Birmingham, UK
Breath Star of The Week: Year 6 pupil Teaching Breathwork to Her Class
Ruth Ashworth, a dedicated primary school teacher, has now certified as a School Breathe Breath Coach and has been integrating breathwork into her Year 6 classroom for over a year. Throughout our Breath Coach Training for Children, participants like Ruth gain access to full scripts, guided exercises, and classroom resources, making it easy to introduce breathwork into daily school life.
While teaching in schools, we discovered that children love taking on the role of the breath coach—guiding their peers in breathing exercises with confidence and enthusiasm. This inspired us to create ‘Breath Star of the Week’—a programme where one child leads the class in a breath exercise, building self-confidence, leadership skills, and a deeper understanding of breathwork.
Here, we see a Year 6 pupil proudly leading their class through examples of three of School Breathe’s techniques; Box Breathe, Bee Breathe and Paced Breathing, demonstrating the power of peer-led learning in creating a calmer, more focused classroom environment.