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Spectrum Circus

Spectrum Circus

Our Spectrum Circus sessions are:

  • Child-led and paced to suit individual needs
  • Held in low lighting with no music
  • Run by qualified teachers with lived experience
  • Kept small and supportive for comfort and connection

Activities include:

Gentle, age-appropriate circus skills like hula hooping, scarf juggling, plate spinning, diablo, bucket stilts, flower sticks, balance beam, silk cocoons, and trapeze

Fun and silly warm-up and cool-down games to help everyone feel relaxed and ready

Grown-ups are encouraged to join in – it’s all about shared joy and movement!

Spectrum Circus Understands your child's needs

Circus For All

To ensure every child feels comfortable and supported, Spectrum Circus offers age-appropriate groupings tailored to the developmental needs of autistic children.

The Red Group is designed for younger participants aged 4–7 years, providing a gentle and playful introduction to circus skills in a nurturing environment.

The Indigo Group, for children aged 8–12 years, offers more structured activities that build on coordination, confidence, and creativity. These groupings help create a positive and inclusive experience for all participants.

Thank you to the Hargreaves Foundation and Three Guineas Trust for their support

We have regular monthly, paid-for Spectrum sessions, with some funded bursary places available.

For further details contact Greentop 0114 244 8828 or youthcircus@greentop.org

Sunday 1st November

1:00PM (Red Group) 4-7yrs  – Book here
3:00PM (Indigo Group) 8-12yrs – Book here

Sunday 6th December

1:00PM (Red Group) 4-7yrs  – Book here
3:00PM (Indigo Group) 8-12yrs – Book here
Spectrum Circus - 100 percent happier having attended

A massive thank you to Trudi for the workshop she ran for the Integrated Resource pupils here at Forge Valley school this morning. Both pupils and staff had a great time, children who struggle to take part in group activities and have motor skills difficulties got so much out of the session and a sense of achievement.

- Helen Latham, Forge Valley School
Spectrum Circus - 98 percent try new things
Spectrum Circus - 95 percent leared to keep trying