Helping teenage boys build confidence, emotional awareness and communication.
Structured, movement-based workshops designed to engage boys aged 13–18 and support schools in developing confident, emotionally aware young men.
Book a WorkshopThe Challenge
Many teenage boys struggle to express themselves, participate confidently in groups or communicate emotions clearly.
Schools want to support boys' wellbeing, but traditional approaches often fail to engage them.
Our Approach
Waju Play delivers structured, movement-based workshops that help boys build confidence, emotional literacy and communication skills in a way that feels active, engaging and safe.
We do not lecture boys about emotions. We create environments where they naturally build confidence through action, creativity and collaboration.
What We Develop
Confidence
Building the confidence to speak, participate and present in group settings.
Emotional Literacy
Developing the ability to understand and express emotions constructively.
Communication Skills
Strengthening clear, respectful and authentic communication.
Real Workshops in Action
Workshop Formats
Designed to support PSHE, enrichment days and wellbeing programmes.
60-minute session
Quick, impactful introduction
Half-day programme
2 x 75 minutes with breaks
Full-day immersive workshop
Deep dive with maximum engagement
Ongoing school partnership
Regular sessions throughout the term
Outcomes
Safeguarding & Credentials
Delivered by Lanre Danmola
Actor, facilitator and founder of Waju Play
What Schools Say
"Thank you for an amazing workshop. The boys were fully engaged and opened up in ways we hadn't seen before."
— Outreach Producer, Lewisham Youth Theatre
Ready to bring Boys Who Connect to your school?
We respond within 48 hours.