Chapter 02

Who We Work With

Lil QuizRap Club is accessible to every child!
Lil Quiz, the Rap Hub character, in a blue ENERGY hoodie

Rap Club works with mainstream schools, alternative provisions, SEND/SEMH settings, secure education, community groups and organisations.

Much of our work is devised for neurotypical and neurodivergent young people between the ages of 9–23.

We work with young people with behavioural and learning needs, and young people with speech and language difficulties, to enhance their communication skills and build confidence.

Although Rap Club is accessible to every child, experience has shown that it is these groups that benefit the most.

Primary pupils enjoying a Rap Club lesson
Ages 9–23neurotypical and neurodivergent young people
10–15Group sizes vary between 10 and 15.
Learners rapping into microphones at Future Youth Zone
Settings

Where we work

01Mainstream schools
02Alternative provision
03SEND / SEMH settings
04Secure education
05Community groups
06Organisations
Learners outside the studio by a graffiti wall

Participants that are quiet or reserved tend to build esteem through our sessions, and in the end we aim to have every child performing to an audience, overcoming barriers and stepping out of their comfort zone.

Our sessions promote teamwork, as participants must learn to work together at some point, whether it's to write a practice verse or to sing a joint chorus.

To be continued... with you

Contact us to book or for more information: doja@rapclub.co.uk

Contact us

Contact us

Book a programme or ask a question. We'll get back to you sharpish.

Phone07775 416795