Rhythm for Reading is rooted in inclusion - not as an add-on, but as the starting point.
And this is the part that often gets overlooked:
Before pupils with the most urgent needs can be supported, teachers need time to adapt,
without feeling rushed.
This programme gives them a gentle start with a calm group, creating space for confidence to form slowly - on foundations that are strong enough to extend later, when the time is right.
Because supporting children begins with supporting the adults who hold the classroom.

Support attention in learners, who are unsettled and struggle to begin tasks.

Support self-regulation and calm using structured sound that pupils can move to.

Build confidence that grows gradually and can be noticed week by week.
Rhythm for Reading works best when children aren’t immersed in fast, fragmented rhythms.
These digital patterns may seem harmless - even helpful - yet they often dull attention and make it harder to attune to the subtle rhythms of human interaction.
This isn't a rule or a prescription - it's an observation many teachers already recognise. We share it because your pupils’ learning matters as much to us as it does to you.
This programme offers a structure that helps children feel safer, more connected, and more ready to learn. It’s a gentle intervention, but a powerful one, especially for pupils in key stages one, two or three who are 'just coping' — or 'no longer coping' with the day-to-day of school life.
And for the teachers leading these children, the emphasis is on noticing more, and connecting with them through simple actions, chanting in time with musical notation and keeping time with carefully 'mixed' audio tracks.
The course gives teachers the option to co-teach with Marion using video in the classroom, or to use the video materials to prepare each session in depth. This isn't a silver bullet: it's a sustainable approach that can be woven into the long term life of a school.
Interested? You can discover more here.
Find out if this is a good fit for your school.
Each teacher receives a 15-minute 1:1 weekly coaching call. That’s expert support, baked into the programme. Teacher well-being is treated as essential - not optional.


If you're curious whether this could be a good fit for your school -
Let's explore it together.
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