To be a young person in the 21st century is to read for pretty much every waking hour of the day – so those who tell us they don’t like “reading” are always amazed when they realise quite how much skilful reading they’ve accomplished by the end of this fun and busy workshop! “I was … Read More
Celebrate the Liverpool Maths Party by taking part in a live streamed CSI: Maths workshop with us! One of the UK’s leading providers of creative education, we have programmes covering maths, literacy, science and history, as well as a range of CPD programmes for teaching professionals. September 27th, 11.00 – 11.45am, KS1 CSI: Storyland … Read More
Our uniquely interactive 75 minute Time Travel Theatre performance, Homing in on the Home Front, offers pupils opportunities to explore ways that the War touched on every aspect of life – from the food people ate to the clothes that they wore to the precautions they took against invasion. The programme exists in a range … Read More
The Olympic Games are set to return this year, as sportspeople from all across the world gather to compete in Paris. However, a troubling case of sabotage has emerged and the velodrome is under scrutiny in The Case of the Criminal Cyclists! It’ll be your pupils’ task to crack the case, using a whole range … Read More
Whole-School Maths: The Benefactor – Money-based maths fun for up to 420 pupils in a single day! Eccentric millionaire Benny Factor has amassed a fortune over the last few years – and it’s now time to give something back to a village that’s very close to his heart: Amberton. The trouble is, though, that with … Read More
From Leif Erikson to Neil Armstrong, and led by our modern day explorer, Major Tom, this workshop introduces KS1 pupils to some landmark people and moments in the history of global exploration. They’ll consider what it takes to be a great explorer (including remembering the need to respect other cultures), engage in drama activities unveiling … Read More
We love working with the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust to support their work on and around Shakespeare Week each year. “We hugely enjoyed the workshops. It was lovely for the children to have a day off timetable exploring Shakespeare. I was actually surprised by the creativity of their responses during both the drama activities and the … Read More
Join us as we bring our unique drama-based, engaging and creative science workshops to Eureka! Science + Discovery on 8th and 9th March 2024! The Best of British Women in STEM Celebrate International Women’s Day by joining As Creatives for The Best of British Women in STEM, a drama-based workshop bringing to life … Read More
Specially developed to promote conversations and laughter around learning (in the past, the present and the future), skills and values. Bags of Confidence challenges your Year 6s to work in teams on an independent carousel exploring different areas of the curriculum that they’ll be studying next year. In a fun, active and engaging way, it … Read More
Combatting Climate Change: Growing for Gold has been designed to support pupils of all ages in “growing” gold standard responses to the climate change crisis. Download our Combatting Climate Change: Growing for Gold teaching pack here “Children gained a notion of Science ideas outside their typical science lessons. It prompted our children to take a responsibility … Read More
With more and more schools looking for meaningful ways of using their outdoor areas as learning areas, our range of tailor-made Outdoor Learning Trails is proving ever-more popular. Providing engaging and multi-sensory approaches in Maths, Literacy and Science, they have been designed to meet all budgets and are developed to support your particular needs and … Read More
Happy New Year and welcome back to a new school term! We hope you’ve all had a relaxing break over the festive period. The next three months are jam-packed with seasonal events, including; World Book Day (7th March), British Science Week (8th – 17th March), The International Day of Mathematics (14th March) and Shakespeare Week (21st – 27th March). And we’re … Read More