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Neg Earth Lights has maintained an ongoing collaboration with Rose Bruford College since 2021. This year, the partnership saw 20 students dedicate significant time to preparing the lighting for their end of year “Creative Lighting Control” 2026 show.

Arriving on site at Neg Earth Lights, they were well prepared with a strong professional approach.

Melissa Russell, Rental Asset Coordinator– It was a pleasure to have the Rose Bruford students on site at Neg Earth Lights and to work alongside them in preparing their lighting and equipment for the 2026 CLC live event.

The Neg Earth team were fortunate to attend the CLC event and were impressed with the lighting designs and their use of lighting techniques to deliver the show.

We wish all the students continued success and look forward to following their future achievements within the industry.

Recently, Neg Earth Lights joined Be Wilder Education, which provides forest school education in West London for a fun & educational outdoor activity. Nestled in the heart of Vale Lane, West London, the Forest School provider supports the children on site at Holy Family Catholic school, West London.

A group of enthusiastic Year 5 pupils carried out a biodiversity study the forest that helped their understanding of the ecosystem but also provided a connection to nature.

Over the course of the academic year, each class at the school is allocated six sessions, each lasting two hours, allowing them to explore the great outdoors on a regular basis. This initiative has proven to be a transformative experience for the 450 children who use and have access to this on-site forest.

The pupils learned about different species of plants, insects, and animals, equipping them with the tools needed for their biodiversity study. Armed with clipboards and magnifying glasses, the children set off to observe and document their findings, creating a sense of curiosity and wonder about the natural world whilst understanding their role in safeguarding the planet.

The Benefits of Nature Connection

Be Wilder Education Emma Woods believes that regular interaction with nature has profound benefits for children’s physical and mental health. Engaging in physical activities outdoors helps develop motor skills, builds strength, and contributes to overall fitness—all essential for healthy childhood development.

Access to outdoor spaces like the Forest School is vital, especially in urban areas where green spaces can be limited. The initiative ensures that children from diverse backgrounds have the opportunity to engage with nature, promoting inclusivity and equity in outdoor education. It provides a safe and nurturing environment where they can explore, learn, and grow, helping to bridge the gap between urban life and the natural world.

Neg Earth was delighted to be part of the forest school activity and continues to support its partner with materials for the London forest school locations.

These include, wood, barrels, climbing rope and other upcycled materials.

“Thank you so much for the support and the abundance of resources, it really helps to enrich the provision. At the beginning of the year we made templates for bird boxes with wood off cuts that were donated, children built and painted the boxes and we installed them around the school forest. At the moment we have a pair of blue tits nesting in the box closest to our Basecamp and it is bringing so much joy to the children watching the busy pair darting in and out with materials for their nest.”

Emma Woods
Be Wilder Education

“We are so grateful to our friends at Neg Earth Lights who continue to support our wonderful Forest School by supplying materials that enhance the experiences and opportunities that we can offer our children. We feel very fortunate to benefit from a partnership with a company who seek to support a local school. Thank you Neg Earth!”

Mr Doherty
Headteacher, Holy Family Catholic Primary School

To celebrate world mental health day the Neg earth Lights team took part in a 3-day mental health focus. Day 1 started with a group yoga session with thirty-six people meeting in the Neg rehearsal studio to stretch and focus on breathing exercises!  Next up, the team were treated to a back and neck massage, as we finished off the week with Pizza Friday, which gave people chance to chat with their colleagues. 

This day, each October, thousands of supporters come to celebrate this annual awareness program to bring attention to mental illness and its major effects on people’s lives worldwide. 

With @Music Support, we offer our team mental health training to promote a culture where mental health is supported and openly discussed here at Neg Earth.  

Our commitment to fostering good health and wellbeing is at the forefront of our mission.  

HOME – Music Support 

Neg Earth attended the Mount Carmel Primary School in Ealing careers afternoon this month, where we talked to over one hundred children about opportunities in the live event industry. 

We had fun sharing the behind-the-scenes magic with the young, eager students, and they were keen to learn more!  

The forward-thinking primary school focus on educating the children on the different jobs that are available, and over thirty different business across many different industries and professions joined the careers afternoon. 

Deputy Headteacher Siobhan Ponter said.  

Thank you so much for coming to our careers fair! The children loved it, and you made your talk so child-friendly! We really do appreciate you both giving up your time to educate the children.  

Neg Earth are committed to nurturing the next generation of talent.