Workshops
Let us come to you
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Scouts, Brownies, Beavers & Clubs
Sometimes we come to Beavers, sometimes the Beavers come to us! If you’re looking for something different for your club, then Access Parkour, can provide a safe, fun and engaging lesson in movement for all ages.
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Festivals
Access Parkour are always a hit during Market Days, Festivals and other one off events. Whether you want us to run drop-in classes or structured play on our purpose built equipment, we can provide a bespoke experience that fits perfectly with your event.
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School Activity Days
We regularly bring our portable equipment out to schools, working in the playground or a gym hall providing classes to children throughout the school day. These are in high demand during health weeks, so book early!
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Teacher Training
Interested in bringing parkour to your school? We’re also the designers of the only parkour curriculum for teachers in the UK. Our course gives teachers the tools they need to facilitate parkour-style play in the playground.
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Rural Communities
We love to travel and are able to deliver classes and workshops both locally in Edinburgh, but also all across Scotland. Please do get in touch and we can look into the viability of coming to visit you.
Pricing
We don’t provide pricing as workshops are almost always bespoke.
We provide different rates for charities, public bodies and businesses.
Our prices usually range between £60 to £120 per hour per coach required, but can be higher for work that requires more planning and equipment and cheaper for work that is simpler.
What to Expect
Once you get in contact, Access Parkour will discuss with you the nature of the project, outlining what we are capable of delivering and designing a bespoke experience for your event. Sometimes this will be the same as we’ve done hundreds of times before, such as visiting a school or club. But in some cases, you’ll have a unique idea you’d like to bring to fruition. Regardless, we’ll listen to you and then provide you with an understanding of what is possible.
We can include elements of coaching, facilitated play and performance in what we do. And we regularly get asked to do a mix of all three. So don’t be shy.
