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London | 23–25 October 2026

Kids Yoga Teacher Training in London

Bring joyful, connected kids yoga to your community

Train for three experiential days with Benjamin Hart at Colet House and leave with a practical structure for classes children want to join.

Real inspirationLearn in a way that feels alive, practical and human, not like a dry list of techniques.
Visible skillsTurn play, movement, breath and stories into classes you can guide with confidence.
40,000+ teachersJoin a worldwide community trained to bring more belonging, calm and connection to children.
Trainer
Benjamin Hart
Format
Three-day in-person training
Dates
23–25 October 2026
Schedule
8:30 am–6:00 pm daily. Family class: Saturday at 4:30 pm.
Venue
Colet House
151 Talgarth Road, Hammersmith, London W14 9DA, United Kingdom
Language
English
Training time
23–25 October 2026 · 8:30 am–6:00 pm daily
Status
Registration open
Rainbow Yoga trainees smiling and reaching up together in a bright group circle

Representative Rainbow Yoga method image. Dates, venue, trainer and language are shown on this page before you book.

Rainbow Yoga trainees smiling together after a playful group learning experience

Practical transformation

Learn tools that change the energy of a room.

Rainbow Yoga combines play, structure and humanity so you can guide children with more presence, creativity and care.

InspirationRemember why this work matters and feel energy to begin.
CompetenceBuild classes with clear steps, purpose and choices.
BelongingJoin a worldwide community that values connection before perfection.

More to see

Feel the room before you reserve your place

In-person Rainbow Yoga is shared energy: people moving, laughing, trying, adapting and learning together.

London Kids Yoga Training, 23–25 October 2026
Shared movement
London Kids Yoga Training, 23–25 October 2026
Learning by doing
London Kids Yoga Training, 23–25 October 2026
Group connection
London Kids Yoga Training, 23–25 October 2026
Purposeful play

Watch the feeling

Rainbow Yoga makes more sense when you see it moving.

The play, connection, stories and group work are not extras. They are how the training turns ideas into real teaching skills.

More videos

Watch the live training energy before you book

These clips show the spirit of the in-person method: shared movement, partner work, laughter, group learning and real practice.

Evidence-informed joy

Play is not a decoration. It is serious learning wearing a brighter outfit.

Research on school mindfulness, yoga, movement, guided play and educational relationships points toward something Rainbow Yoga has practised for decades: children learn best when they feel safe, active, connected and invited to participate.

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Yoga and mindfulness, adapted for children

Reviews of school-based yoga and mindfulness describe promising outcomes for attention, self-regulation and wellbeing, with an important caution: study quality varies, and the practice must be age-appropriate.

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Play with purpose

Guided-play research supports a balance of child choice and sensitive adult guidance. That is why our games have intention, adaptation and reflection, not just noise and movement.

03

Relationship is part of the method

Research on belonging and teacher-student relationships links supportive connection with stronger social, emotional and learning outcomes. Rainbow Yoga trains adults to lead connection, not just poses.

We do not promise medical or therapeutic outcomes. We teach practical, human, adaptable tools you can use within your professional, family or community role.

Learning you can use

What you will be able to put into practice

This is not about memorising activities. It is about understanding them well enough to adapt with care.

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Build engaging classes for children and families

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Use yoga, games, stories, breathing and mindfulness with purpose

03

Lead partner and group work with choice and boundaries

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Adapt to different ages and group energy

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Create a class journey rather than a random activity list

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Practise teaching in a supportive live group

Your learning journey

A clear progression, not a box of disconnected activities

  1. 1

    How children learn through movement and play

  2. 2

    Building an engaging class journey

  3. 3

    Games, stories, poses, breath and mindfulness

  4. 4

    Partner and group learning

  5. 5

    Safety, boundaries and participation

  6. 6

    Supported teaching practice

Is this for you?

For adults who want to create better spaces for children

A strong fit if you…

  • You are an educator, yoga teacher, parent or carer.
  • You work with young people or as a support professional within your scope.
  • You value play, cooperation and human connection.
  • You are willing to learn by doing and reflecting.

You do not need…

  • To be the most flexible person in the room.
  • Advanced poses or a performance-focused practice.
  • To make medical, therapeutic or developmental promises.
  • To assume one certificate guarantees professional acceptance everywhere.
Benjamin Hart

Who leads this training

Benjamin Hart

Benjamin Hart leads the London training as the named local Rainbow Yoga trainer.

Meet Benjamin

Before you register

Clear answers to the questions that matter

What this training includes

Experience the Rainbow Yoga method through movement, play, partner work, group practice, reflection and supported teaching in London with Benjamin Hart.

Do I need prior experience?

No advanced pose or teaching background is required. Come ready to move, participate and practise.

Where is the training?

Colet House, 151 Talgarth Road, Hammersmith, London W14 9DA, United Kingdom.

What are the daily times?

The training runs from 8:30 am to 6:00 pm on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

When is the family class?

The family class is scheduled for Saturday at 4:30 pm.

Will I receive a certificate?

Complete the published training requirements to receive the relevant Rainbow Yoga certificate.

Are payment options available?

Eligible options appear at checkout. You may request a private payment-support conversation when money is the only barrier.

Format, study time and access

Format: Three-day in-person training

Training time: 23–25 October 2026 · 8:30 am–6:00 pm daily

Check the enrolment instructions for the current access and completion arrangements.

Certificate

You receive the Rainbow Yoga certificate described for this training after completing the published requirements. Recognition, insurance, employment and registration can vary by country, employer, insurer and professional body.

Professional registration, insurance and employer acceptance vary by jurisdiction, insurer, employer and professional body.

Read the current recognition guidance

What happens after purchase

After secure checkout, the current event instructions follow. Contact us before buying when an access, food or arrival need affects your decision.

Need another format?

In-Person and Online Learning Serve Different Needs

Choose this event for embodied group learning. Choose an online pathway when flexibility and self-paced study matter more.

After the training

Keep the spark alive with class plans, resources and community.

Registration is only the beginning. We want you to use what you learn with confidence, return for inspiration and stay connected to the Rainbow Yoga movement.

Professional recognition: accuracy matters

A training certificate does not automatically guarantee professional registration, insurance, employment or permission to teach everywhere. Check the requirements that apply to your situation.

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Experiences shared

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Read these experiences as personal perspectives, not a guarantee that every person will have the same result.

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Your next step

The children who remember your class will remember how it felt to belong there.

Review the current details, price and purchase option. Ask before enrolling when a specific answer affects your decision.