Kilburn State Of Mind

We at Kilburn State Of Mind are dedicated to addressing inequality and isolation within the community by providing tutoring, support, and organizing community events. Our focus is on teaching IT, computing, and music to individuals who may not otherwise have the opportunity to learn. We offer learning facilities, expertise, and space to small community groups and organizations, enabling them to realize their objectives and create more opportunities for the community. By providing access to IT equipment, training, mentoring, and online courses, we aim to challenge the problems of inequality and isolation, ultimately improving the quality of life for people and households in Brent. Additionally, we plan and manage community events locally and across London to bring people together, fostering a sense of community and belonging.

We work with a diverse range of individuals, including children, young people, the elderly, people with disabilities, and households in Brent. Our services are provided free of charge, and our commitment to making a difference in people's lives is evident in the impact we have on challenging inequality and isolation within the community. Through our activities and events, we aim to create a more inclusive and supportive environment, ultimately improving the well-being and opportunities for those we serve.

Hello, Thank you for booking with us! Here are the session details: Tuesdays, 3:30–4:45 pmFor children in KS2 (Years 3–6) Please note that bookings are made per session. You’ll need to book each Tuesday you wish to attend. You can view your upcoming bookings at any time via your account. If you are unable to attend a session, please let us know the day before, or as soon as possible. If your child does not attend two consecutive sessions without contacting us, the place may be offered to another family. You are very welcome to rejoin when a space becomes available or to join the waiting list. Many thanks — we’re looking forward to meeting you and your family soon! Warmly,Kilburn State of Mind

Join us every Tuesday for our free after school club for KS2 children. We offer a variety of activities each week – from games and drama to crafts, food, and outdoor projects. It’s a space for children to have fun, learn new skills, and create together. The club is free, but places are limited, so please make sure to let us know if your child can’t attend. This helps us keep the group running smoothly and offer spaces to families on the waiting list. We look forward to seeing you there!

the Playhut

Hello, Thank you for booking your spot at the 'Myth to Me' course. Here are the details: <ul><li>every Saturday from 28th February to 28th March</li><li>10.00-12.15</li><li>at the Playhut, NW6 4LB- inside Kilburn Grange park, across the tennis court</li></ul> This is a free drama and storytelling course for girls in year 6 and 7 to explore stories, myths and drama as a way to build confidence, emotional awareness and connection with others. Looking forward to seeing you at the Playhut!

<ul><li>Every Saturday, 10.00- 12.15</li><li>28th February until 28th March 2026</li><li>at the Playhut, inside Kilburn Grange park, NW6 4LB</li></ul> Myth to Me is a small-group creative storytelling project for girls aged 10–12, (Year 6 and 7) using drama, myth and imagination to build confidence, emotional awareness and connection with others. Through theatre games, movement, mask work and creative activities, participants will explore different characters and stories, learning to recognise emotions, express themselves and work collaboratively in a supportive environment. Over five sessions, the group will move from exploring shared myths and stories to creating their own, inspired by their experiences, interests and the important women in their lives. The project encourages girls to trust themselves, their ideas and their voices, while developing creativity, communication and a stronger sense of identity. All sessions are facilitated by a lead drama practitioner with an assistant and include light nutritious snacks. By the end of the project, participants will:<ul><li>Have increased emotional awareness</li><li>Learn practical self-regulation tools</li><li>Build confidence and self-expression</li><li>Strengthen peer relationships and trust</li><li>Explore identity and role models</li><li>Feel more embodied, connected and resilient</li></ul>

Kilburn State Of Mind

Create and Play- after school club

Myth to Me