Video masterclasses from artists and celebrities to guide children on their journey
Whether it’s a hot seat in a circle of chairs or a spotlight in the school hall, the time has come for your pupils to perform and shine. Choose from two artforms, Movement or Drama. Whichever you pick, your pupils will be building their confidence as they explore the art of performance. Children celebrate individual and shared identities through passions and places as they move, flex and stretch with our Movement artform. In Drama, they'll devise, direct and roleplay their way through our activities disguised as a character of their own making.
Video masterclasses from artists and celebrities to guide children on their journey
Ready-to-teach PowerPoint presentations to guide your arts journey
Creative playing cards to inspire experiments with moves for arts week and beyond
Arts week explained with everything you need to know to run creative masterclasses
Calming arts activities to focus pupils after a whirlwind of creativity
Printable worksheets across all art forms to keep your class busy
Drama
We want to help to ignite the creativity of the next generation of theatre makers. Learn how to give your pupils the confidence to build up a performance and how to put on a show. Our Drama pathway will embolden your class to create and share unforgettable stories and work together to move an audience
Movement
We’re calling on primary pupils to think with their bodies. Drama, choreography, physical theatre, and dance... Our Movement pathway uses hands on learning to ignite imaginations and supercharge self-expression.
Joel Brown – Candoco
A member of the world’s foremost inclusive dance company, Candoco.
The National Youth Theatre
Actors Adeola Yemitan, Ben Wilson and Nkhanise Phiri introduce the world of the theatre and have lots of fun, easy to follow tips for your pupils.
Artis
Wendy Steatham, AKA Whirl, from the creative learning charity Artis.