Alternative education non-profit EdShift has received a boost in its start-up phase thanks to support from a local business.
Focusing on Key Stages two and four, EdShift will be delivering drama-based learning group workshops to create and inspire young people. Using mixed media learning, its goal is to captivate and engage their students and promote a new kind of learning experience. The community focused group has received support from Brighouse-based branding and web design agency Grinning Graphics.
The team at Grinning Graphics, led by Kate Adamson, will be producing branding, marketing materials and a website to assist with the set-up costs as the EdShift team engage with children and schools in the local area. Local PR and Business development consultancy Discourse has also offered its services to help the non-profit concern get off to a strong start. Ellie Brook of EdShift said: “We’re incredibly grateful to the team at Grinning Graphics, and Kate in particular, for their help at such an important time for our non-profit. “Costs are always steep in the beginning and having the assistance of the local business community means we can focus on what’s most important, the education.
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