Our Programmes & Activities

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Girls deserve spaces where they feel safe, confident and equal.‍ ‍
Mighty Girls exists to raise expectations, amplify girls voices and build the self confidence needed when the world isn’t always fair.

We deliver fun, creative and empowering activities for girls and young women.
From after school workshops and in-school sessions to art clubs, self defence classes and community projects. We also offer work experience opportunities through our volunteering programmes and the Mighty Girls Ambassadors group.

Positive Relationships - Wiltshire & Bath
We are working with secondary schools & youth organisations to promote positive, respectful relationships and help young people – particularly girls and young women - feel heard and safer.
For 12-16 year olds.
Download the programme overview here.

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Text that reads 'Positive Relationships' with the 'i' replaced by a pink plus sign.
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Being Mighty

Flyer for a primary workshop called "Being Mighty" for girls aged 5-6, promoting self-belief, confidence, friendships, managing emotions, and body image. It includes session details, why to book, and contact information for Mighty Girls.
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Being Mighty is a creative and empowering workshop for girls that explores identity, confidence and healthy relationships. The workshop combines age appropriate, meaningful conversations with hands-on creative activities, leaving girls feeling more confident, connected and equipped to speak up, support others and make positive choices.

Through discussion, art and animation, participants:

  • Build self-esteem and recognise their strengths and values.

  • Challenge gender stereotypes and media influences.

  • Explore healthy friendships, boundaries and respect.

  • Learn how to recognise and respond to harassment and online pressures.

  • Design and create artistic outcomes as part of the day.

Primary information here‍ ‍1 day version (ages 10 and 11)

Secondary information herex2 session - half days (ages 12-14).

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Better Together - Wiltshire & Bath
Partnering with Boyz2Men we bring boys & girls together to explore what healthy friendships really look like.
Fun activities, honest conversations, and safe reflection spaces, allow young people to understand each other’s perspectives, challenge stereotypes, and build communication skills. For 13-16 year olds.
Download the programme overview here.

Request Booking Information
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The Art of Being Me - Wiltshire / Bath & surrounding areas.
Our popular one day workshop is now available to book for schools and groups. This workshop promotes body positivity, inclusivity, self expression and confidence. Rooted in years of impactful community and school sessions, it encourages participants to embrace their unique selves.

Please contact us to learn more about our Art Body Positive Workshops
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V Code

Are you considering a future in STEM?
Whether you're choosing your GCSE options, currently studying for GCSEs, or an A-Level student with a passion for science and technology, this event is for you! 🚀

Supported by University of Bath students, the day offers hands-on coding activities, practical workshops, and insights into exciting STEM career paths.

What to get involved?

We are recruiting University of Bath student volunteers and hoping for sponsorship from businesses within STEM to run this event in February 2027.

Interested? Please click the link below to learn more.

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Any questions? Get in touch

Check out our current opportunities to get Mighty in the community - upcoming workshops and girls groups.

Browse the calendar
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Thank you for visiting Mighty Girls. Please contact our team to discuss how we can support you as a young person, parent or professional working with girls. Together, let's empower girls and young women to become resilient, confident and leaders who will shape the future for themselves and generations to come.

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”Mighty Girls is a well attended and much needed after school club. It is always supported by older students who act as positive role models and I have seen first hand how the club can boost self esteem and raise aspirations.”

PSHE Teacher - St Laurence School

Mighty Girls partners

  • The National Lottery are funding our Positive Relationships Project - focusing on promoting positive relationships, the voice of girls and young women and reducing child on child abuse amongst teenagers.

  • We are grateful for the Youth Grants we receive from the Wiltshire Council Area Boards in Bradford on Avon and in Trowbridge. It means we can offer affordable youth activities.

  • We partner with Boys In Mind who aim to reduce the stigma and isolation which can exist for boys and young men around wellbeing and mental health. We wholeheartedly support their aims to stop harmful gender stereotypes.

  • The Wiltshire Community Fund awarded us a grant to ensure our weekly youth group for girls is as inclusive as possible - enabling harder to reach girls and young women to take part.

  • The Colonel William Llewellen Trust, has provided funding to help ensure we can run workshops in Bradford on Avon at reduced or no cost to participants needing financial support.

  • The youth club in Bradford on Avon provide fun activities and a much needed social space for young people . We collaborate with them to reach as many young people in the area as possible.

  • Boyz-2-Men run programmes to support boys to explore identity, masculinity, mental health, relationships and positive role models.