Build a Mixed School Yoga Visit in a Single Day
Bundle student lessons, teacher training, staff yoga and parent sessions into one school visit using back-to-back 45-minute blocks across Sydney and NSW.
Bundle student lessons, teacher training and wellbeing workshops into one efficient school visit. Built for Shelby Yoga users who need a clear, practical and low-friction way to choose the right yoga and wellbeing pathway.
One visit, multiple audiences
Build Your School Visit lets schools combine multiple 45-minute sessions in one visit. A visit can include younger student training, older student sessions, teacher training, teacher yoga and wellbeing workshops.
Example student focus
Session 1: Yoga Training for K-2. Session 2: Yoga Training for Years 3-4. Session 3: Yoga Session for Years 5-6.
Example mixed visit
Session 1: Student Yoga Training. Session 2: Student Yoga Session. Session 3: Yoga Training for Teachers. Session 4: Teacher Wellbeing Workshop.
Why schools like this model
The mixed-visit model reduces scheduling friction, supports several year levels and gives teachers practical tools to continue the wellbeing language after the visit.
Frequently asked questions
Can this support PE, Sport or PDHPE?
Yes. The program is designed to support movement, physical activity and practical wellbeing outcomes. Schools should always map the program to their own curriculum planning, but the structure is designed to sit naturally inside PE/Sport, PDHPE, wellbeing blocks, incursions and classroom reset routines.
How long is each session?
Standard student sessions run for 45 minutes. Teacher workshops and workplace sessions can be delivered as 45-minute sessions or extended workshops depending on the school timetable.
How many students can attend?
Student sessions are designed for up to 30 students per group. Larger groups, year-level rotations and special events can be quoted separately.
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Building a school visit day, how the sessions actually fit a timetable
A school visit day combines student sessions, staff wellbeing and teacher upskilling into one instructor booking. A typical day runs four to six student classes across year groups, a staff session at lunch or after school, and a short teacher handover so classroom practice continues between visits.
The scheduling constraint is always the same: an instructor on site for a day can deliver a finite number of sessions, and every minute spent moving between spaces is a minute not spent teaching. The days that work best keep the instructor in one hall or space and rotate classes through it, grouped so that adjacent year levels follow each other and the session content builds rather than resets.
A common structure is four to six 30–45 minute student sessions across the school day, a 30–45 minute staff wellbeing session at lunch or immediately after the final bell, and a 15-minute handover with the teachers who observed, covering the two or three techniques they can run themselves during the week. That handover is the difference between a nice day and a program that changes anything.
Practical requirements are modest: an indoor space large enough for a class to stand with arms outstretched, a supervising teacher present for each session in line with school policy, and a confirmed schedule a week ahead so the instructor can plan session content by year level. Mats are optional for most formats and can be supplied where the school prefers them.
Frequently asked questions
How many classes can one instructor deliver in a day?
Typically four to six student sessions of 30–45 minutes, plus a staff session. More is possible with shorter formats, but session quality drops once an instructor exceeds roughly five hours of active teaching.
Can different year levels be combined in one session?
Adjacent year levels can be combined where numbers require it, but content is pitched by developmental stage, so mixing infants with senior primary reduces effectiveness for both groups.
What space does a school visit need?
A hall, gym, library or large classroom where each student can stand with arms outstretched without contact. Outdoor delivery works in good weather with a confirmed indoor backup.
Do teachers need to attend the student sessions?
A supervising teacher must be present per school policy, and teachers who participate get far more from the day, the handover is built around what they observed in their own class.
How is a visit day priced?
As a bundled day rate rather than per session, which is why combining student classes, staff wellbeing and the teacher handover into a single booking is more cost-effective than booking them separately.