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Hi, I’m Samuel — a teacher and environmental advocate, and I started this course because I’ve spent years watching young people light up the moment learning feels safe, practical, and real.
Our 3-week Indoor Flower Growing & Floristry course is designed for young people who haven’t always thrived in traditional classrooms; those with autism, ADHD, anxiety, learning differences, or disrupted education. Drawing on everything I’ve learned in the classroom and through my work in environmental advocacy, I’ve built a programme that meets young people where they are, and helps them grow — in every sense of the word.
Over three 90-minute sessions, learners discover how to grow and care for indoor plants, explore basic floristry, and create their own arrangements in a final celebratory showcase. Every session is calm, structured, and sensory-aware — with visual guides, step-by-step activities, and plenty of room for personal choice.
It’s not just about flowers. It’s about confidence, focus, fine-motor skills, and the quiet pride of making something beautiful with your own hands.
If you know a young person who might bloom in this kind of space, please do get in touch with me directly — I’d love to tell you more and save them a place on the next course.
Areas: Thamesmead, Abbey Wood, Woolwich, Eltham, Greenwich Borough
Languages: English
Last Updated: 6th May, 2026
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