Secret Agent Society

Empowering Young Minds Through Spy-Themed Social & Emotional Learning

Secret Agent Society (SAS) is a fun, evidence-based program designed for young people with disability, aged 9–14 . This 9 week program is facilitated by Jo Luxton, a qualified and passionate educator, with over 30 years’ experience creating accessible, supportive and empowering learning environments for people to thrive.  SAS is an award-winning small group program that has been transforming lives around the world for over a decade—now it’s here to help your child thrive!

Through exciting spy-themed missions, club meetings, and home practice, the program focuses on diversifying four key life skills:

• Emotion Recognition in themselves and others around them
• Emotion Regulation focus on anxiety and anger
• Problem Solving social-emotional situations
• Social Skills for friendship, teamwork and interacting with others

Starting as SAS Cadets, young people learn through games, digital gadgets, and secret codes to:

• Decode how they and others feel and act
• Build their own formula for friendships
• Cope with change
• Solve social and emotional problems
• Recognise and deal with bullying

With support from both facilitators and parents, cadets graduate as confident “Secret Agents” equipped with lifelong tools for emotional resilience and social success.

Registration

Upcoming 2026 dates: TBC

If you’re interested in hearing more about SAS, please submit an online enquiry to us via the below link.

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