This autumn, The Impossible — our immersive audio experience and creative learning resource — took flight once again, bringing stories of resilience, wellbeing, and imagination to primary schools all over Scotland. Classrooms became flight decks, headphones became headsets, and young people became co-pilots on a journey through the skies - and through time.
Our brilliant facilitators have been guiding young people through The Impossible with creativity, warmth, and a touch of magic — and every classroom brought something uniquely special to the tour. From red squirrel pilots to young adventurers “flying” Amelia Earhart’s plane, it’s been a joy to see imaginations take off.
This tour wouldn’t have soared without our incredible facilitators — Kirsty Malone, Gabriela Cerda, and Sophie Brierton — whose energy and skill have brought The Impossible to life in classrooms across Scotland.
A huge thank-you also goes to our Learning & Engagement Coordinator, Suzie Bell, whose brilliant work behind the scenes kept everything running smoothly. From scheduling to making sure every resource landed in the right hands, she has kept this adventure flying high from take-off to landing.
As this leg of the tour comes to a close, we’re so grateful to every young person, teacher, and partner who has joined us along the way.
