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We are a group of London-based skaters, rollerbladers and wheelchair users who go out together as a group on a regular basis.

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Log into Facebook to start sharing and connecting with your friends, family, and people you know.

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Current affairs in the classroom

We support teachers to empower children with the knowledge and skills to understand and have their say about our complex and polarised world.

Learn more about us

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The Foundation was established in 2012 by staff at The Economist who saw an opportunity to offer the company's journalistic expertise to schools, where it could have a powerful social impact. The Foundation's mission and programme were developed with extensive support from people who understood the needs of disadvantaged young people and the UK education system.

We began Burnet News Club in just six schools in 2013. We hope the impact and fast growth that we have seen since then is just the start of our story. We are ambitious about reaching many more young people and communities in the coming years, and growing the network of inspiring partners and supporters who are with us on our mission.

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The Economist Educational Foundation - Giving young people should have the opportunity to understand and have their say on current affairs, so they can make informed choices and give sound input on issues affecting their lives.

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The Foundation was established in 2012 by staff at The Economist who saw an opportunity to offer the company's journalistic expertise to schools, where it could have a powerful social impact. The Foundation's mission and programme were developed with extensive support from people who understood the needs of disadvantaged young people and the UK education system.

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Our mission is to provide opportunities for the personal development of young people and their families in the local community through participation in a range of water-based activities. We aim to be a positive force for changing lives in a safe and supportive environment.

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Laburnum Boat Club | hackney boat club | Laburnum Boat Club, Laburnum Street, London, UK

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Laburnum Boat Club is a voluntary organisation managed by local people for local people. We aim to provide opportunities for the personal development of children, young people and their families in the local community through participation in a range of water-based activities. We offer kayaking in Hackney for all ages and abilities.

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10x10 Resources for Schools and Settings

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10x10 Resources for Schools and Settings

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The Hackney 10x10 programme aims to support every child in Hackney to achieve 10 activities by the age of 10 to help improve their emotional physical and social wellbeing.

Every state Hackney primary school has been sent a teachers resource pack containing:

10x10 maps to display at school

10x10 journey booklet for every child

10x10 implementation plan which includes

Questionnaire for pupils

Questionnaire for parents/carers

Case study template

Slide deck

10x10 reading list

Termly review

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10x10 resources for schools and settings | Hackney Services for Schools

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Read our guide to 10x10 summer term activities and trip planning for teachers and practitioners. Overview The Hackney 10x10 programme aims to support every child in Hackney to achieve 10 activities by the age of 10 to help improve their emotional physical and social wellbeing. Every state Hackney primary school has been sent a teachers resource pack containing: 10x10 maps to display at school 10x10 journey booklet for every child 10x10 implementation plan which includes Questionnaire for pupils Questionnaire for parents/carers Case study template Slide deck 10x10 reading list Termly review 10x10 directory We have also created the 10x10 directory to support schools and practitioners to find more details on where each activity can be accessed and the support on offer. , Engage in exercise Have a musical experience Learn to swim Take part in drama and performing arts Visit the seaside and countryside Experience museums, the theatre, galleries and heritage sites Take part in camping trips and overnight residentials Learn to ride a bike Take part in debating Use a library , 10x10 resources We have also created the following resources: , 10x10 Map and Directory Download a printable PDF version of the 10x10 map and directory 10x10 Early Years Journey Guide for Age 0 to 5 Inspiration and support for children aged 0-5 10x10 Journey Booklet for Age 5 to 10 For every child in Hackney primary school to document their 10x10 achievements with key stage links to support

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East Ed are the education outreach for the new East bank including BBC, V&A East, V&A Storehouse, UCL, London College of Fashion, Sadlers Wells East & Abba Voyage

Brilliant resource for teachers including CPD, Career opportunities for schools, research links and upcoming events

https://padlet.com/francesca318/east-ed-resource-wall-qz0wiazdo07y0tlh

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Find out about regular activities in our Hackney libraries here including events, workshops and film screenings

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Join artist Oma to take part in a fun, collaborative mark-making workshop View Event → Join us to celebrate Diwali at Hackney Central Library! View Event → Join artist Oma to take part in a fun, collaborative mark-making workshop View Event → Join us to celebrate Diwali at Hackney Central Library!

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Discover upcoming library events, workshops, tours at the British Library

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Upcoming Events & Exhibitions, The British Library | British Library

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Exhibitions, events, and courses with a host of world-class speakers - designed to expand your perspectives and inspire you. Online and in-person. Visit us

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Children's Swimming Lessons at Better pools

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Children's Swimming Lessons at Better pools

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Make your kids confident in the pool with our range of swimming lessons.

As the largest provider of swimming lessons in the UK, Better helps over 200,00 people a week learn to love the water and keep active, by becoming capable and confident swimmers.

Whether your child is learning how to swim or you’re looking to help them build their confidence in the pool, our children’s swimming classes will help them develop key skills that will last a lifetime.

Their kids swim lessons are specially tailored to their age and where they are on their journey. Have a look at their classes below and inquire about the one that makes sense for your child.

Find your local centre to book a lesson or course:

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Children’s and Toddler’s Swimming Lessons Near Me | Better

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Our swimming lessons for kids are designed for children of all abilities and ages. Find flexible and affordable children’s swimming classes near you with Better.

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Inclusive theatre company based in Hackney Graeae champions creative platforms for Deaf and disabled artists, children and young people through inclusive and collaborative productions.

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Inclusive Theatre Group aged 6-11s who are deaf, disabled and/or neurodivergent.

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Inclusive Theatre Group aged 6-11s who are deaf, disabled and/or neurodivergent.

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Graeae's Children’s Company is open to anyone aged 6-11 who is Deaf, disabled and/or neurodivergent.

In-person group gather on the first Saturday of the month at Graeae’s HQ in Shoreditch, East London. If you prefer to join from your home or live outside of London, you may like to join their online group.

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World-class theatre & training from D/deaf & disabled artists

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Powering social change through world class communication training from the classroom to the boardroom

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Debate Mate – Powering social change through world-class communication training

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The Pedro Club offers all children and young adults within the borough a safe haven where they can enjoy sport and progress amongst their peers.

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Pay for activities for kids at the Lee Valley Velodrome in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, Stratford.

Children's sessions range from activities for children as young as two up to 16 years. They're perfect for those learning to ride a bike, beginners, through to more experienced riders who want to develop their skills with their experienced coaches.

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Our children's sessions range from activities for children as young as two up to 16 years. They're perfect for those learning to ride a bike, beginners, through to more experienced riders who want to develop their skills with our experienced coaches.

We offer a number of other skills sessions where adult and youth riders train together. For more information on these sessions please see the discipline specific pages.
Please note the following for our sessions:

Children aged 11 and under must be accompanied and supervised at all times by a parent/guardian

Children aged 12 and over don't require parent/guardian supervision however it's strongly recommended

All riders aged 17 and under attending any session will require a parental / guardian consent form to be completed for each occasion.

We're currently releasing our sessions up to 60 days in advance with Pedal Up and Pedal Up Pump up to 45 days in advance.

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Kids Activities | Lee Valley VeloPark | at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in Stratford, East London

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Keep the kids active and entertained with a variety of cycling activities and more at Lee Valley VeloPark. Book online today.

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Escape to Kench Hill Centre, a charming Georgian mansion nestled in the picturesque Kent countryside. For over 40 years, they've been inspiring learning and adventure for Hackney's school children, providing a safe and fun environment where memories are made and education comes alive.

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But the magic of Kench Hill extends beyond the classroom. They welcome a diverse range of groups, offering a tranquil and inspiring space for educational visits, special occasions, and events of all kinds. Whether you're planning a weekend retreat, or a family gathering, Kench Hill provides the perfect backdrop for creating lasting memories.

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The Kench Hill Centre is outdoor education charity providing residential learning opportunities through nature and the environment.

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As the number one music education provider to Hackney schools, HMS works closely with Headteachers and partners to ensure that our work is flexible and responsive to the needs of schools, and that our combined delivery of provision is strategic and joined up.

We offer a variety of programmes to schools and young people including:

Introductory and progressive instrumental and singing lessons in schools and a developing programme to parents and families out of school

Instrumental ensembles and choirs are offered in venues across the borough after school hours, as well as support for schools wishing to develop their in-school ensemble offer

Music curriculum support, advice and INSET are offered to schools, as well as forums, conferences and development sessions for instrumental tutors and network partners

HMS and network partners offer holiday music courses at various times of the year ranging from world percussion and orchestral programmes to creative music-making and singing.

Performance opportunities provide Hackney children and young people with a platform to showcase their music throughout the year e.g. HBYO with the Docklands Sinfonia at St Anne’s, Limehouse; Brighton Arts Festival with BYO; HCJE at the Warehouse with GSMD, and at the Barbican with Jazz at Lincoln Centre musicians, Hackney Bateria at CBSO, Tate Modern and COLF.

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Transforming young lives through theatre.

Unicorn Theatre creates innovative productions that encourage children to question and explore the world.
Unicorn Theatre creatively collaborates with children in schools and communities.
Unicorn Theatre makes their work as available as possible.
Unicorn Theatre offers innovative and thrilling theatre experiences for children aged up to 13, producing and presenting new shows alongside adaptations of classic texts. We are the largest children’s theatre in the UK, welcoming 65,000 families and schools to our venue every year, and thousands more through our new Unicorn Online programme of free digital theatre experiences.

We offer subsidy to groups to enable them to attend where needed, and make our work with the values of curiosity, respect and courage, partnering with schools from our local boroughs and community groups from across London to ensure that young people have a voice in shaping our shows.

We believe that young people of all ages, perspectives and abilities have the right to experience exciting, entertaining and inspiring work - we want all children to experience our theatre and actively seek out children who wouldn’t otherwise attend. We maintain a strong commitment to representing diversity in our audiences, as well as on our stages, and we prioritise accessibility and inclusion across our organisation.

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The Unicorn is the UK's leading professional theatre dedicated to producing inspiring and invigorating work for young audiences.

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Identity, Photography and Archives Workshop:
Create a Pop-up Exhibition Schools' workshop for London Primary and Secondary schools

Autograph's unique collection of photography charts the contributions of diverse cultures in Britain over two centuries. We'll use these images as the starting point for students to curate their own pop-up exhibition – and explore how histories are collected, shared and created through photography. This ﻿is a two-part workshop. The first workshop will take place at your school, the second ﻿at Autograph's gallery in East London. Autograph's unique collection of photography charts the contributions of diverse cultures in Britain over two centuries. We'll use these images as the starting point for this two-part workshop, inviting your students to explore how histories are collected, shared and created through photography.

Taking place at your school, the first workshop will be centred around transforming the classroom into a pop-up exhibition using portraits from Autograph’s Exhibition in a Box and Archive Learning Resource. Students will write and discuss their intuitive responses to the portraits, listening to and interpreting the images. Students will work together to find thematic, historical and conceptual links between the portraits and will take ownership in curating their own mini-exhibition. Their discussions will be the basis of justifying their creative decision-making in curating the portraits.

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WHAT HAPPENS DURING THE WORKSHOPS

﻿CREATE A POP-UP EXHIBITION IN THE CLASSROOM

Autograph comes to you! In this first workshop, students will curate their own exhibition - using reproductions of photographs of Britain's diverse communities, dating from﻿ 1862 to the present.

EXPLORE THE PHOTOGRAPHS TOGETHER

Your students' exhibition remains in the classroom for 5 weeks, inviting teachers, students and the wider school community to engage with the photographs independently.

THINKING ABOUT CREATIVE SELF-REPRESENTATION

Your class comes to Autograph's iconic gallery in Shoreditch for a second workshop. Building on their pop-up exhibition and through guided activities, students will think about their own identities, and how they represent and express themselves creatively.

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From reading groups to chess groups, stories & rhymes to arts & crafts, Lego clubs to creative writing classes, Hackney Libraries have something for everyone.

Check out what’s going on in your local library below!

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Opening Hours & Regular Activities — Love Hackney

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From reading groups to chess groups, stories & rhymes to arts & crafts, Lego clubs to creative writing classes, Hackney Libraries have something for everyone.

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SCHOOLS + EDUCATION

Since our founding, we have worked with schools within the East London community providing best-in-class programmes that are tailored towards the needs of the individual students, teachers, coaches and schools. Our seasoned tutors and coaches are known to deliver highly engaging and fun-filled classes that will empower and uplift all of BADU students, teachers and parents

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The Ann Tayler Children and Family Hub provides young children with a stimulating, exciting but safe environment, where they can discover, communicate and learn to express themselves at many levels.

Find out more about Children and Family Hubs in Hackney.

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Daubeney Children & Family Hub is just down the road from Daubeney Primary School. The centre shares its state of the art facilities with Daubeney Nursery which is a high quality and beautiful environment for children to learn.

The centre is run by our Children’s Centre Manager – Suzanne Carmichael – who also works at Sebright Children’s Centre. Please contact them at CFHUB@daubeney.hackney.sch.uk or the number below.

The Daubeney Children & Family Hub offers family support and can provide you with access to family health services such as midwives, health visitors, speech therapists and dieticians.

We also run free drop in play and stay sessions, parenting programmes, family learning and health promotions. The nursery, situated in the children’s centre, offers day care places on a part time basis. During term time our focus is on children between 0 and 5 years old, in the summer this increases to children up to 8 years old.

103 Daubeney Road
Hackney
E5 0EG

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is just down the road from Daubeney Primary School. The centre shares its state of the art facilities with Daubeney Nursery which is a high quality and beautiful environment for children…

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The Daily Mile Children Fit For Life Award

Introducing our brand new award, designed to recognise and celebrate schools that have fully embraced The Daily Mile in their setting. This award aims to bring tangible benefits and a positive impact to your school community.

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The Daily Mile success stories

We'd love to share your stories of The Daily Mile in your setting which can help inspire other schools and early years settings to join The Daily Mile community! You can submit your Daily Mile story by clicking the yellow link below and we will feature this on the 'Your Stories' section of the website!

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Research on The Daily Mile

In March, the Universities of Stirling, Edinburgh and Highlands & Islands found that 15 minutes of self-paced exercise, such as The Daily Mile, is beneficial for pupils' cognition and wellbeing.

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Our Ambassador, Eliud Kipchoge

Eliud Kipchoge is the world's fastest marathon runner! On 12th October 2019 in Vienna, Austria, the Kenyan athlete became the first person ever to run a marathon in under two hours when he achieved the superhuman time of 1:59:40:2.

We're excited that Eliud is working with The Daily Mile to get even more schools and nurseries signed up around the world. Like Eliud, The Daily Mile Foundation believes "No Human Is Limited" and wants to ensure every child has the opportunity to enjoy being physically active, outside with their friends.

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I love to run and want to inspire others to run too. Therefore, I am proud to be a Daily Mile Ambassador. I encourage schools to join The Daily Mile community, so together we can make this world a running world.
Eliud Kipchoge, Global Ambassador for The Daily Mile

We know that the positive experiences we have at a young age shape habits for life - which is why it's so key to help young children enjoy getting active daily. Running is the simplest, most natural exercise you can do, it's fun and social, and it helps to teach the basics of a healthy lifestyle. As childhoods become more sedentary than ever, we're proud that The Daily Mile initiatives have helped over 4 million children get up and running since 2012 - and are inspiring their families, too.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe, Founder and Chairman of INEOS

It's fantastic what you're doing, getting youngsters out there running around, having a good time and burning off some energy. Keep up the good work!
Sir Ben Ainslie, Team Principal and Skipper for INEOS Team UK

I'm proud to be a Daily Mile Ambassador... childhood obesity is becoming a huge problem in the UK... but there is a solution and it's already out there - it's called The Daily Mile.
Sir Andy Murray, Ambassador for The Daily Mile in Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales

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The Daily Mile is a popular, simple and free initiative that sees children run or jog for 15 minutes every day in their primary and nursery schools.

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SportInspired exists so that every child, regardless of background or ability, can develop the confidence + courage to follow their dreams.

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Empowering Children Through Sport | SportInspired Charity

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SportInspired uses the power of sport and play to build confidence, wellbeing, and community for children across the UK. Discover how we make change happen.

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Swimming is a great way to have fun and get healthy, whatever your age or level of ability.

At the new Britannia Leisure Centre we offer a fantastic 25m six lane competition pool, 20m training pool and leisure water with state-of-the-art interactive flume, splash pad and toddler pool.

If you’re honing your swimming technique, or introducing your little one to the pool, you’re in great hands. Britannia Leisure Centre hosts a range of swimming lessons and courses for all ages and abilities, with expert guidance from qualified swimming instructors.

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Swimming pools | Britannia Leisure Centre, Hackney

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Dive into Britannia Leisure Centre’s swimming pool for fun, fitness, and relaxation. Suitable for all ages. Book online today.

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The 25m Main Pool is 2m deep through out and has 8 lanes, perfect for fitness swimming and improving your wellbeing. The Main Pool includes a large specator gallery, diving blocks and a swiss timing system which can be used for galas and lessons. Slow, medium & fast lanes are always available*. The Main Pool is suitable for competant adult swimmers** aged 11+.

The 25m Teaching Pool has 6 lanes and includes a movable pool floor to adjust the depth of the pool from 0m to 2m, an ideal environment to learn to swim or to bring the whole family to swim.

The Toddler Pool is suitable for children aged 8 years and under and includes various water features including; mushrooms and water jets. A variety of toys and water aids are also provided to encouraging learning and play.

Swimming is great at any age. Whether you want to improve your technique, get fit, meet new friends, compete or have fun, you're sure to find a pool session that you'll love. All Swimming Classes can be seen on the weekly programme.

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Swimming | Clissold Leisure Centre, Hackney

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Dive into Clissold Leisure Centre’s swimming pool for fun, fitness, and relaxation. Suitable for all ages. Book online today.

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Learn to swim with Better Swim School so your children learn this important life skill. The Better Swim School programme focuses on a set of achievements linked to a set of skills and distances achieved. All abilities are catered for at Better with lessons designed for children up to adults. Click "Book lesson or course" above to find out more.

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Swimming | Kings Hall Leisure Centre, London, Hackney

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Dive into Kings Hall Leisure Centre’s swimming pool for fun, fitness, and relaxation. Suitable for all ages. Book online today.

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Breaking, Contemporary and Creative Dance for kids

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Childrens Dance Classes In Hackney | Adrenalindance | England

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Dance classes for children in Hackney with Adrenalindance

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Leaside is a community place to meet, to play, to learn, to support each other and to pause. Everyone is welcome. Come join us.

Leaside delivers the thrill of outdoor adventure activities balanced with safe, enjoyable learning for everyone. Our mission is to serve the local community, especially young people, by providing opportunities for water based activity, environmental learning, a community shared space and adventure. From kayaking iconic London waterways, paddleboarding, mountain biking, and hiking to boat rentals and venue hire. Each adventure isn’t just about fun—it is about growing, developing, learning, connecting and community. It can also be an opportunity to delve into London’s history, culture and awe-inspiring landscapes. Our activities offer a community connection. We are a community place to meet, to play, to learn, to support each other and to pause. Everyone is welcome. Come join us.

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Leaside Trust – Kayaking, Canoeing and Stand Up Paddleboarding in London

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Welcome to Leaside - where adventure meets purpose!
Leaside is a community place to meet, to play, to learn, to support each other and to pause. Everyone is welcome. Come join us. Leaside delivers the thrill of outdoor adventure activities balanced with safe, enjoyable learning for everyone. Our mission is to serve the local community, especially young

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Generation is a UK-based non-profit cultural arts organisation dedicated to preserving East Asian arts and promoting community well-being. For over 35 years, we’ve brought vibrant cultural performances to iconic events like the Notting Hill Carnival and Hackney’s Mare de Gras and Hackney One Carnival.

What We Do:

Cultural Performances: We create award-winning carnival costumes and showcase intricate designs inspired by Far East Asian arts, uniting communities through creativity and tradition.

Workshops & Education: We offer hands-on experiences in Asian arts and crafts, such as East Asian lion shield making and dragon bag crafting, engaging participants of all ages.

Martial Arts & Flag Performance Training: Our training programs build confidence, develop skills in traditional arts, and inspire a deeper connection to heritage.

Community Well-being: We support elderly members of the community with activities that enhance physical health and mental well-being, ensuring our programs benefit every generation.

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Lee Valley Riding Centre is British Horse Society approved and offers horse riding lessons for beginners through to more experienced riders as well as superb equestrian facilities, including 5 star livery services and top class tuition in London.

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Lee Valley Riding Centre is British Horse Society approved and offers horse riding lessons for beginners through to more experienced riders as well as superb equestrian facilities, including 5 star livery services and top class tuition in London.

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You’ll find gallons of fun at Lee Valley White Water Centre, from white water rafting on the Olympic course to paddling on our lake. Choose from a range of activities or sit back and watch the action at The Brew Street Kitchen and Bar or Taverna on The Terrace; you’re guaranteed an unforgettable day out at this London 2012 venue. Make the most of epic discounts on white water rafting to celebrate the release of Jurassic World: Rebirth this summer with scenes shot right here - adventure has never looked so good.

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You'll find gallons of fun at Lee Valley White Water Centre, from white water rafting on the Olympic course to family paddling on our lake. Choose from a range of activities or sit back and watch the action at the Brew Street Kitchen & Bar; you're guaranteed an unforgettable day out at this London 2012 venue.

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Mile End Athletic Track, Leisure Centre and Pool

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Mile End Athletic Track, Leisure Centre and Pool

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Mile End Park Leisure Centre and Stadium – Be Well in Tower Hamlets

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Our 5-a-side and 7-a-side pitches are currently closed for refurbishment until August 2025.

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A brand new theatre for dance, Sadler's Wells East is now open as part of East Bank in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, Stratford.

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The centre is a dedicated watersports facility that provides the opportunity to get involved in a wide variety of paddle sports or sailing activities. The main feature is a 2,000m rowing course with seven racing lanes and towpath access to the full course. There’s also a large boathouse, rowing tank, gymnasium and restaurant.

What’s on?

Sports include rowing, sailing, canoeing, kayaking, bell boating and raft building. Sessions suitable for beginners through to advanced. The centre hosts a huge variety of sporting events to participate in or watch throughout the year.

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What is it?

The centre is a dedicated watersports facility that provides the opportunity to get involved in a wide variety of paddle sports or sailing activities. The main feature is a 2,000m rowing course with seven racing lanes and towpath access to the full course. There's also a large boathouse, rowing tank, gymnasium and restaurant.

What's on?

Sports include rowing, sailing, canoeing, kayaking, bell boating and raft building. Sessions suitable for beginners through to advanced. The centre hosts a huge variety of sporting events to participate in or watch throughout the year.

Prices

Prices vary.

For more information, please contact Royal Docks Adventure

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London Watersports Centre - London's Royal Docks

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Find out about the London Watersports Centre; offering rowing, sailing, canoeing, kayaking, bell boating and raft building in London's Royal Docks.

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The Castle runs a range of climbing sessions for schools and youth groups. These include:

One-off sessions

Term-long courses

Term-long courses with an assessment

NICAS, the National climbing award scheme

Programmes for GCSE and A level

Custom sessions/programmes to meet specific learning outcomes

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Instructed climbing experiences for schools and youth groups of up to 18 participants.

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We want to make you a better climber and give you a safe space to hangout! Our awesome underground bouldering centre is fitted out with air conditioning, great problems, a kilter board and runs weekly workshops with our in house coaches.

Our upper level café overlooks regents canal with floor to ceiling windows. We’re located less than a minutes walk from the iconic Broadway Market in the heart of East London. If you cycle in, you can even park your bike in our indoor bike store.

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CLIMBING | CAFE | COACHING

We want to make you a better climber and give you a safe space to hangout! Our awesome underground bouldering centre is fitted out with air conditioning, great problems, a kilter board and runs weekly workshops with our in house coaches.

Our upper level café overlooks regents canal with floor to ceiling windows. W e're located less than a minutes walk from the iconic Broadway Market in the heart of East London. If you cycle in, you can even park your bike in our indoor bike store.

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PRE-REGISTER ONLINE LONDON FIELDS CLIMBING | CAFE | COACHING We want to make you a better climber and give you a safe space to hangout! Our awesome underground bouldering centre is fitted out with air conditioning, great problems, a kilter board

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We work in seven schools across East London, providing fun and dynamic PE lessons and after-school sessions that help to keep young people healthy, engaged, and having fun in a safe and supportive environment.

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The Outrunners Youth Charity and Running Club

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The Outrunners a Hackney, London Youth Charity and Adult running club, providing mentoring to the young people of hackney in their careers and lives.

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Learn football the right way with the UK’s #1 weekly training programs & holiday camps in Enfield

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Enfield Kids’ Football Training - We Make Footballers

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We offer fun & professional football coaching sessions for kids aged 4-12 in Enfield & surrounding areas. All abilities are welcome. Book a free session today!

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Open Water Swimming, Kayaking, Sailing

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Activities available at West Reservoir Centre

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Activities available at West Reservoir Centre

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Hackney SEND Information, Advice and Guidance.

Hackney Special Educational Needs and Disabilities Information, Advice and Guidance Service (SENDIAGS) is a statutory arm’s length service providing impartial and confidential information, advice and support to parents and carers of children with special educational needs or disabilities (SEND) and children and young people (up to 25 years old) with SEND

We continue to give information, advice and guidance by phone on 020 7275 6036 and via email at sendiags@hackney.gov.uk

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Hackney SENDiags | Hackney Special Educational Needs and Disabilities Information, Advice and Guidance Service

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Hackney Special Educational Needs and Disabilities Information, Advice and Guidance Service (SENDIAGS) is a statutory arm’s length service providing impartial and confidential information, advice and support to parents and carers of children with special educational needs or disabilities (SEND) and children and young people (up to 25 years old) with SEND

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The Health Integration Team (known as HIT squad) is a team of health professionals who work within the Short Breaks team. We aim to improve access to leisure activities for children and young people with additional needs in Hackney.

Our team is made up of different professionals:

Georgia - Assistant Psychologist

Hamza - Physiotherapist

Amy R - Occupational Therapist

Amy C - Speech and Language Therapist

How can we help?

We work with all activities - mainstream, targeted and specialist - in Hackney. We use our specialist therapeutic knowledge to:

Offer training to any leisure provider in Hackney to improve access for all children and young people with additional needs.

Support leisure providers in Hackney to set up new groups or adapt existing groups to support inclusive play.

Provide specific support to any child or young person known to the Hackney Short Breaks team. We aim to work together to make sure that the leisure activity meets the child or young person’s individual physical, behavioural, sensory or communication needs. Particularly if they are having difficulty accessing the leisure activity of their choice

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0-25 SEND Local Offer | Family Information Service | HIT Squad - Short Breaks

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Who are we? The Health Integration Team (known as HIT squad) is a team of health professionals who work within the Short Breaks team. We aim to improve access to leisure activities for children and young people with additional needs in Hackney. Our team is made up of different professionals: Georgia - Assistant Psychologist Hamza - Physiotherapist Amy R - Occupational Therapist Amy C - Speech and Language Therapist How can we help? We work with all activities - mainstream, targeted and specialist - in Hackney. We use our specialist therapeutic knowledge to: Offer training to any leisure provider in Hackney to improve access for all children and young people with additional needs. Support leisure providers in Hackney to set up new groups or adapt existing groups to support inclusive play. Provide specific support to any child or young person known to the Hackney Short Breaks team. We aim to work together to make sure that the leisure activity meets the child or young person’s individual physical, behavioural, sensory or communication needs. Particularly if they are having difficulty accessing the leisure activity of their choice Why is our work on inclusion important? Play and leisure are essential to children’s physical and emotional well-being, growth, learning, and development. This is why the right to play and leisure for all children is included in Article 31 of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. However, children with disabilities are less likely to access, engage in, and in doing so benefit from leisure activities than their non-disabled peers. The Equality Act 2010 says public sector organisations MUST ensure that their services are accessible to disabled people as well as everybody else. To do this they can make changes or reasonable adjustments. This could include making changes to buildings by providing lifts, wide doors, ramps, and tactile signage. It may also mean making changes to their policies, procedures, and staff training to make sure that services work equally well for people with learning disabilities or autistic people. When to ask for our support? Get in touch with us if you, your child or young person needs our help with: Making sure that the facility or activity your child or young person has chosen can meet their needs Supporting the child/young person within the activity setting including; joining them for their first visit, monitoring how they settle in; helping solve any problems if they arise. Training staff working at the service so that they feel confident in meeting the child or young person’s needs Help to source funding for specialist equipment (if appropriate) to make activity more inclusive All support from our service can be offered by appointment from Monday to Friday 9am-5pm.

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Search around wherever you’re based in England, Wales and Northern Ireland to see what activities, holidays, centres, shops or fundraising opportunities are happening in your area.

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Sensory walks allow you to use your senses to connect with your surroundings whilst you stay active. In partnership with Ordnance Survey.

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SEND trampolining on Saturdays

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Trampolining sessions that are SEND friendly at the trampolining park, Walthamstow Feel Good Centre.

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For children and staff in London’s primary schools and primary SEND settings

Booking for all strands of our Primary Arts 2025/26 opens on Wednesday 10 September 2025.

Watch the Primary Arts trailer on YouTube

A New Direction’s new Primary Arts programme aims to increase access to high quality, inspiring arts, cultural and creative opportunities for children and staff in London’s state mainstream primary schools and primary SEND settings.

Delivered in partnership with 20 cultural organisations, our Primary Arts programme offers free opportunities for schools. It aims to unlock the creative potential, cultural capital and skills of teachers and children, offering opportunities to support wellbeing, confidence, personal interest and development.

Schools will be able to choose from the following strands and the programme. The entire programme is offered free of charge to schools.

In-Schools Touring: a choice of 10 arts performances and in-class workshops for your pupils, plus staff CPD, resources, creative materials, and books.

Go & See: free tickets for pupils to experience theatre, film and visual arts.

Masterclasses: CPD days for teachers exploring a range of creative approaches to literacy and reader development.

Come & Try: creative practical twilight sessions for all school staff.

Cultural Education Leadership Programme: for all London primary teachers ECT+1 and above interested in leading a change in their school's approach to arts, culture and creativity across all subject areas.

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Find answers to some of the frequently asked questions

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Classical Music for Early Years / KS1 - Ten Pieces

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Classical Music for Early Years / KS1 - Ten Pieces

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arly Years lesson plans and resources for:

EYFS and Key Stage 1 in England, Wales and Northern Ireland;
Early years and P1- P4 in Scotland

Lesson plans and resources for introducing young children to four inspirational classical pieces:
(Use the links below to find the entire suite of resources for these four pieces)

No Place Like by Kerry Andrew

Mars from The Planets by Gustav Holst

Finlandia by Jean Sibelius

The Lark Ascending by Vaughan Williams

These resources are bursting with ideas for how to get young children to be creative with classical music.

We also offer suggestions for how to adapt activities depending on the age of your children and the nature of the setting you are working in.

Lesson plans written by Lucy Drever.

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Classical Music for Early Years / KS1 - Ten Pieces

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Classical music lesson plans and resources designed to introduce Early Years and KS1 children to the composers Gustav Holst, Jean Sibelius, Vaughan Williams and Kerry Andrew.

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We write original tunes for today's tots - mostly on our project work with families across London! Where relevant, we record and publish the songs that we write, for a bigger audience of families, schools and settings. You can find lots of free links and resources below, as well as some sheet music and backing tracks for sale.

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Our music is available across all major platforms We write original tunes for today's tots - mostly on our project work with families across London! Where relevant, we record and publish the songs that we write, for a bigger audience of families, schools and settings.

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For Ages 5–12 (Key Stages 1 and 2)

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Digital Activities and Resources | London Symphony Orchestra

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Explore musical activities, concerts and free digital resources from LSO Discovery, designed for children, families, teachers, nurseries and schools.

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Explore – Get Involved – Be Inspired

Watch full performances of concert suites inspired by Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass.

Delve into the books with Professor Kiera Vaclavik.

Explore the music with composer Paul Rissmann.

Learn to sing the songs with soprano Emily Dickens.

Sing and play along with the world-famous London Symphony Orchestra.

Download a range of free resources to use in school or at home.

Create your own music, drama, art and writing inspired by Lewis Carroll’s magical worlds.

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The One-Drum Foundation is a UK registered charity made up of a collective of London-based African master drummers, dancers, musicians and performers emanating from the diversity of Africa’s rich ethnic traditions. Its charitable purpose is to advance the education of the public in the arts, history and culture of African music, in particular, but not exclusively, through the provision of educational workshops and performances. One-Drum Foundation’s authentic African drumming and dance is the beat of the heart, the pulse of the blood and the rhythm of life. A celebration of the spirit as old as humankind

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One-Drum Foundation is currently working on its flagship project;

"Drumming Against Knives" aimed at vulnerable young people and adults at risk. Our project objective is to provide free workshops during term time and school holidays for the local communities to learn ancient African drumming rhythms, the legacy, the history, the origins and the influence on popular music of today.

Our aim is provide African drums for every participant, for our workshops and perfromance to be free of charge and to remain all inclusive, open to all ages and all abilities.

Traditionally African drumming is a community activity where parents, carers, grandparents and friends join in peace and harmony using ancient African drumming rhythms to tell their own stories, to pass the stories down to the next generation, who add their own experiences and continue the tradition. African drumming circles unite and heal broken communities.

One-Drum Foundation welcomes all help, support and donations

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One-Drum Charity - Bringing Africa to You

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One-Drum Foundation is a UK registered charity (1185202) established by Abass Dodoo in 2019 to advance the education of the public in the arts, history and culture of African music, in particular, but not exclusively, through the provision of educational workshops and performances. Funded African

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Sound Connections | Increasing high quality music opportunities for young Londoners

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London Early Years Music Network (LEYMN) | Sound Connections

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The London Early Years Music Network (LEYMN) is a collective of passionate and vocal members of the early years music community.

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Providing musical opportunities for blind and partially sighted children, and children with more complex needs, via its Music Awards and Music Services.

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Amber's vision is to give blind or partially sighted children the best possible chance to fulfil their musical aspirations.

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This 10-week termly project provides a brief history and cultural background to carnival music through a practical hands-on approach. Working with a maximum of 30 participants, sessions will include movement, body rhythms and, where school facilities allow, audio and visual examples.

Using Bateria instruments, styles covered will include one or two of the following: Samba, Samba Reggae (Brazil); Conga de Comparsa (Cuba); Candombe (Uruguay); Fe’ (Guinea); or London Urban beats and other fusions.

One hour per group is provided over a 10-week term, leading to a performance at the end of the residency. Open to all year groups in primary and secondary school

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Overview

This 10-week termly project provides a brief history and cultural background to carnival music through a practical hands-on approach. Working with a maximum of 30 participants, sessions will include movement, body rhythms and, where school facilities allow, audio and visual examples.

Using Bateria instruments, styles covered will include one or two of the following: Samba, Samba Reggae (Brazil); Conga de Comparsa (Cuba); Candombe (Uruguay); Fe' (Guinea); or London Urban beats and other fusions.

One hour per group is provided over a 10-week term, leading to a performance at the end of the residency. Open to all year groups in primary and secondary school

What's included?

Instruments and all necessary equipment (including ear defenders) are provided as part of the programme.

Whole class Carnival percussion and ensemble with differentiated parts for mixed ability groups.

Opportunity for group to perform at the end of the programme.

What our customers think

"Well done to all students and teachers involved. I know exactly how much goes into these events."
Mark Phillips, Senior HMI, Ofsted

Why you should choose us

This service provides schools with a unique opportunity to introduce Carnival instruments and music with a specialist tutor. It opens the door for new cultural education and learning experiences for children and develops children's performance skills, confidence and ability to collaborate with others.

Our Music Service is responsive and flexible, with talented teachers and partnerships with world-class national, regional and local ensembles, organisations and groups. We offer advice and guidance on curriculum music and development, as well as support in monitoring progress in music for all. The service also provides opportunities to nurture and develop young musical talent through frequent major performances in public venues. All our music tutors are DBS checked and quality assured.

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Carnival music project | Hackney Services for Schools

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Overview This 10-week termly project provides a brief history and cultural background to carnival music through a practical hands-on approach. Working with a maximum of 30 participants, sessions will include movement, body rhythms and, where school facilities allow, audio and visual examples. Using Bateria instruments, styles covered will include one or two of the following: Samba, Samba Reggae (Brazil); Conga de Comparsa (Cuba); Candombe (Uruguay); Fe’ (Guinea); or London Urban beats and other fusions. One hour per group is provided over a 10-week term, leading to a performance at the end of the residency. Open to all year groups in primary and secondary school What’s included? Instruments and all necessary equipment (including ear defenders) are provided as part of the programme. Whole class Carnival percussion and ensemble with differentiated parts for mixed ability groups. Opportunity for group to perform at the end of the programme. What our customers think “Well done to all students and teachers involved. I know exactly how much goes into these events.” Mark Phillips, Senior HMI, Ofsted Why you should choose us This service provides schools with a unique opportunity to introduce Carnival instruments and music with a specialist tutor. It opens the door for new cultural education and learning experiences for children and develops children’s performance skills, confidence and ability to collaborate with others. Our Music Service is responsive and flexible, with talented teachers and partnerships with world-class national, regional and local ensembles, organisations and groups. We offer advice and guidance on curriculum music and development, as well as support in monitoring progress in music for all. The service also provides opportunities to nurture and develop young musical talent through frequent major performances in public venues. All our music tutors are DBS checked and quality assured.

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We partner with schools to create relevant and engaging learning experiences, empowering them to embed culture and creativity across the national curriculum.

Our award-winning model involves a school-wide approach that inspires senior leaders and teachers to harness the power of creativity, and to widen access to the arts for all their students. Barbican Creative Learning works with a small selection of schools over a three-year period to develop and deliver a menu of activities, events and projects in each academic year – working towards mutually-agreed objectives. The aim is to embed an ethos of creative and cultural education within the school that continues beyond the life of the programme itself.

To find out more information about our Associate Schools programme please email creative.learning@barbican.org.uk

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We partner with schools to create relevant and engaging learning experiences, empowering them to embed culture and creativity across the national curriculum.

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Welcome to Hackney Empire. We’ve been changing lives on Mare Street, Hackney since 1901. Find out more about how we got here and where we’re headed.

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Chats Palace is an inclusive arts centre and grassroots music venue in the heart of Hackney. Firmly rooted in a rich artistic heritage, we play a key role in Hackney’s growing cultural quarter and our alumni include many award-winning artists and musicians, from Plan B/Ben Drew, Cornershop, Asian Dub Foundation, Fun-Da-Mental, Adamski to Evan Parker, Ken Campbell, Gina Yashire, Mark Thomas, Spare Tyre and Graeae Theatre companies.

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Stratford East, formerly known as Theatre Royal Stratford East, is a 460-seat Victorian producing theatre in Stratford in the London Borough of Newham. Since 1953, it has been the home of the Theatre Workshop company, famously associated with director Joan Littlewood, whose statue is outside the theatre.

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At the Unicorn, we are committed to transforming young people’s lives through the power of theatre. Our productions are designed to not only entertain but to also broaden horizons, foster creativity and instill courage, curiosity and respect in the hearts of young people.

Every year, we bring imaginative, uplifting, and stimulating theatre experiences to more than 9,000 pupils in London and beyond. We strive to establish enduring connections with school communities by offering partly or fully subsidised tickets and affordable performances, professional development opportunities for educators and a wealth of educational resources.

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Schools

At the Unicorn, we are committed to transforming young people's lives through the power of theatre. Our productions are designed to not only entertain but to also broaden horizons, foster creativity and instill courage, curiosity and respect in the hearts of young people.

Every year, we bring imaginative, uplifting, and stimulating theatre experiences to more than 9,000 pupils in London and beyond. We strive to establish enduring connections with school communities by offering partly or fully subsidised tickets and affordable performances, professional development opportunities for educators and a wealth of educational resources.

Join us in nurturing the next generation of artists, thinkers, and dreamers through the transformative power of live performance! You can book tickets through our booking form or by emailing schools@unicorntheatre.com.

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At the Unicorn, we are committed to transforming young people's lives through the power of theatre. Our productions are designed to not only entertain but

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LookUp helps London schools to navigate, search for and engage with arts & cultural organisations and opportunities.

Teachers can find projects, workshops, CPDs, events, performances and resources for their school and search over 700 organisations who offer arts and cultural services.

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LookUp helps London schools to navigate, search for and engage with arts & cultural organisations and opportunities.

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Eastside empowers thousands of young people each year through the arts. We do this by running participatory workshops and programmes for young people both in and outside of school settings.

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Empowering young people through the arts - Eastside

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Eastside exists to inspire young people through participation in arts programmes that develop their skills and creative thinking.

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Hoxton Hall is a creative hub where people feel empowered to pursue their artistic endeavours.

We are on a mission to celebrate the rich diversity of East London by connecting and collaborating with our communities, bringing them together with artists in a joyful, equitable space where talent is nurtured.

Together, we build creative stairways for everyone to achieve their own potential.

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Immediate Theatre was set up by Jo Carter in 1996 with the aim of working closely with local organisations and community groups to create performances which engaged people in the process of change. The company has seen a lot of change over the past 25 years, but we have always remained true to this initial goal. We remain committed to our original vision of a society where questioning, articulate and motivated people create and collaborate to build thriving communities.

Our purpose is to involve communities in creative projects that inspire wellbeing, break down barriers and engage people in the process of personal and social change. We use theatre and the arts to help people engage with issues and concerns. The term “immediate” implying the “right here” on your doorstep and the “right now” of what is happening today. We believe that the arts have an intrinsic role to play in society and should not be restricted within institutions, but happening everywhere.

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Build thriving communities

We have been working with marginalised communities in Hackney and East London for over 25 years to ensure access for all to arts activities that break down barriers and engage people in debate. Immediate Theatre's vision is for a society where questioning, articulate and motivated people create and collaborate to build thriving communities.

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A Stage to Perform - Hackney and East London | Immediate Theatre

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Whether you’re teaching in primary, secondary, further education or at SEND/SEMH schools, we’re here to help inspire creativity in your classroom.

Explore our range of programmes, opportunities and teaching resources, including our free online library of performances, the National Theatre Collection.

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Bring drama to life in your school with National Theatre Learning's nationwide programmes, including teacher CPD, discounted tickets and online resources.

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The Old Vic's education projects give schools access to theatre tickets to Old Vic productions as well as bespoke learning experience at the theatre, in the classroom or online. If you are a teacher looking to inspire and educate your students through drama The Hub offers a wealth of free resources including education packs, inside guides, behind the scenes videos, careers advice and online workshops

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At the Unicorn, we are committed to transforming young people’s lives through the power of theatre. Our productions are designed to not only entertain but to also broaden horizons, foster creativity and instill courage, curiosity and respect in the hearts of young people.

Every year, we bring imaginative, uplifting, and stimulating theatre experiences to more than 9,000 pupils in London and beyond. We strive to establish enduring connections with school communities by offering partly or fully subsidised tickets and affordable performances, professional development opportunities for educators and a wealth of educational resources.

Join us in nurturing the next generation of artists, thinkers, and dreamers through the transformative power of live performance! You can book tickets through our booking form or by emailing schools@unicorntheatre.com.

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At the Unicorn, we are committed to transforming young people’s lives through the power of theatre. Our productions are designed to not only entertain but

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Mouth That Roars (MTR) a Young People’s Rights Media Organisation which was set up with the sole purpose of skilling marginalised young people in media. Supporting young people to tell their own stories, producing enlightening and challenging dramas, documentaries, animations and more….https://www.oureverydaylives.tv/blog/26-years-of-mtr/

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‘Often it is those we least expect to have an opinion, who actually offer the most thought provoking and challenging perspective on the world.’ – MTR

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We work with young people from East London aged 9-21 to explore the possibilities of theatre, through free workshops that prioritise playful experimentation and partnerships with professional artists. We call it Yard Young Artists.

Each year, 50 Yard Young Artists engage in a year-long programme leading to a showcase on The Yard's stage. Sometimes they develop shows with professional artists that we celebrate in our public programme, like The Egg Show or Really Real Teenz!

Many of our Yard Young Artists stay with us for many years, but each Summer we open up some new spaces.

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Visit the City of London - Things to see and do from iconic attractions to hidden gems and explore green spaces both inside of and outside the Square Mile.

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Join us for a fun, inspiring outdoor learning experience. Connect with nature and ignite curiosity with our hands-on learning sessions.

From exploring Tudor buildings or habitats to orienteering and eco-art, we have lots of unforgettable sessions to offer - each designed to help children explore and discover nature and to support learning in schools.

If you have any questions you'd like answers to before you book, please call the Learning Team on 020 8529 6607 or email the Learning Team.

Independent school visits to Epping Forest, not booked with the learning team, are required to pass a licensing process with our central admin team.

Please note that the admin team requires at least 1 month of notice for applications for school licences to be considered.

Please visit our licensing page if you are planning an independent school visit.

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Visit Epping Forest, 8000 acres of green space to explore on foot or by bike: a perfect day out for the family, within easy reach of London and Essex

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We offer blocks of six Forest School sessions for group of children or class, led by the Forest School Lead based at Clapton Park Children's Centre.

Please note that if the staff/pupil ratio is not met, the sessions may need to be cancelled.

Allow your pupils to learn in a natural and exciting way through the Forest School ethos.

These sessions cover all areas of the curriculum and support children to engage and develop their understanding of sustainability, love and care.

We have found that blocks of six sessions or more, offer a wide range of opportunities for children to learn and practice new skills, and that we can evidence the impact on children’s learning and development over such a short period.

Staff from participating schools and settings will need to accompany, and be responsible for, the children, whilst the Forest School Lead conducts the sessions.

Participating settings will have access to the changing facilities and use of resources at Clapton Park Children's Centre, and will access Hackney Marshes for the sessions.

The site is risk assessed on a regular basis, and the Forest School Lead holds a current First Aid certificate.

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Welcome to Clapton Park Children’s Centre

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Join us for a fun, inspiring outdoor learning experience. Connect with nature and ignite curiosity with our hands-on learning sessions.

From pond dipping and exploring habitats to orienteering and eco-art, we have lots of unforgettable sessions to offer - each designed to help children explore and discover nature and to support learning in schools.

If you have any questions you'd like answers to before you book, please call the Learning Team on 020 7482 7073 or email the Learning Team.

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Hampstead Heath Team
Heathfield House
432 Archway Road
London N6 4JH
020 7332 3322
If you're reporting an issue or incident on the Heath, you can quickly let us know exactly where by using what3words. Just click the link, press the 'crosshair' icon to find your location, and give us the 3 word address when you call.

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Hampstead Heath TeamHeathfield House432 Archway RoadLondon N6 4JH 020 7332 3322 If you're reporting an issue or incident on the Heath, you can quickly let us know exactly where by using what3words. Just click the link, press the 'crosshair' icon to find your location, and give us the 3 word address when you call.

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Visit Essex, a beautiful county in the UK with an abundance of things to do, places to eat, and great places to stay. Essex has something for everyone, from the coast and countryside in towns such as Maldon and Mersea Island to the urban city centres of Colchester, Chelmsford and Brentwood. Here in Essex, you can explore 350 miles of Essex coastline, lose yourself in our deep history and heritage, inspire yourself through our cultural attractions, and make some amazing memories with family and friends. Our website has everything you need to plan your trip to Essex, including suggested itineraries to help spark some inspiration for your visit. Take a look at our What’s On page for upcoming events, or head over to our blog for the latest news. If you need help to plan your routes to and...

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Find insider info on events, places to stay, food and drink options,
and things to do. Let us help you plan your perfect Essex adventure.

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Escape to Kench Hill Centre, a charming Georgian mansion nestled in the picturesque Kent countryside. For over 40 years, we've been inspiring learning and adventure for Hackney's school children, providing a safe and fun environment where memories are made and education comes alive.

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Kench Hill is more than just a beautiful setting; it's a place where learning thrives. Our expert staff collaborates with you to create bespoke educational programs, bringing National Curriculum subjects like Science, Geography, and Design Technology to life through hands-on experiences. Spark creativity with arts and crafts activities, explore the natural world and foster teamwork through engaging outdoor adventures.

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But the magic of Kench Hill extends beyond the classroom. We welcome a diverse range of groups, offering a tranquil and inspiring space for educational visits, special occasions, and events of all kinds. Whether you're planning a wedding reception, a weekend retreat, or a family gathering, Kench Hill provides the perfect backdrop for creating lasting memories.

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Come discover the endless possibilities at Kench Hill Centre – where love grows.

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The Kench Hill Centre is outdoor education charity providing residential learning opportunities through nature and the environment.

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Broadstairs Viking Bay - lovely sandy bay with lifeguards on duty and a 11 minute walk from Broadstairs station to the sea with Charles Dickens house overlooking the bay where he wrote David Copperfield. Trains to Broadstairs run from Stratford International Station.

Visit Broadstairs - a charming seaside resort on the Kent coast with connections to a giant of the literary world.

A timeless family-friendly resort packed with beautiful bays and lots to see and do...

Broadstairs' spectacular coastline gives you seven sandy beaches and bucket loads of seaside charm. Here, families rediscover the joy of having fun together beside the shore. Central Viking Bay boasts children’s rides and beach huts; rural Botany Bay has photogenic chalk stacks; whilst Joss Bay offers a surf school and peaks that have long made wave-riders smile.

In Broadstairs you’ll find fishermen’s cottages, clifftop walks and independent shops lining original Victorian streets and alleyways. The town was Charles Dickens’ favourite holiday spot and his legacy includes Dickens House Museum. Nearby you’ll find the multi-award winning, costumed, St Peter’s Village Tours. Or for something with a more modern twist, try your luck at beating the challenges The Escapement escape room has to offer.

Like your food? You’ll love Broadstairs. Eateries include smart restaurants, quaint cafés and 1950s ice cream parlours. Visit in the autumn and at Easter to feast at the three-day Broadstairs Food Festival – a smorgasbord of fine Kentish produce, cider, beer and wine.

Other events will see you meeting costumed characters at June’s Broadstairs Dickens Festival; singing-along at sessions in August’s Broadstairs Folk Week or playing beach games and watching the fireworks at the Water Gala. In Broadstairs, nostalgia mixes easily with the new, especially on the music scene. If you like your music, Broadstairs Bandstand hosts regular concerts and gigs, while February's Broadstairs Blues Bash attracts fans of all kinds of blues music for this mostly free festival.

On 5th October 1849, Charles Dickens was staying at the Albion Hotel (now Royal Albion Hotel), writing early chapters of David Copperfield. In a letter to his friend, the illustrator John Leech, about the delights of this Thanet resort, he wrote: "There has been a trifle of rain here – a spot or two. But today is one of the most wonderful and charming days I ever saw – the air so brisk and bracing as it is nowhere but at Broadstairs – the Channel so busy and alive with shipping as it is nowhere but off Broadstairs – the hotel so cosy and like a private house as it is nowhere but in Broadstairs – everything as nothing is out of Broadstairs. Veeve la Broadstairs!"

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Visit Broadstairs - quintessential seaside town on the Kent coast

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Visit Broadstairs - a charming seaside resort on the Kent coast with connections to a giant of the literary world.

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Margate in Kent  has a sandy beach with a tidal pool and nearby free to enter Dreamland Amusement venue and free Turner Contemporary Gallery, the beach is 5 minute walk from Margate train station

Margate has a beach with tidal pool, children’s rides and amusement arcades offer families traditional seaside fun and entertainment.

Even if the tide is in there is still plenty of golden sand to make sandcastles. Restaurants, bars and seafood stalls are just a short walk away in the Old, on the harbour arm and around the town.

Dog ban in place from 1st May until 30th September, dogs not permitted any time.

Look at some more of the best and award winning beaches in South East England.

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Margate Main Sands - Beach in Margate, Thanet - Visit South East England

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This timeless beach with tidal pool, children’s rides and amusement arcades offer families traditional seaside fun and entertainment.

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Clacton on Sea in Essex has a pier, wheel and pebbly beach. Direct trains from Stratford to Clacton on Sea, the beach is 13 walk minutes from Clacton station. Clacton-on-Sea, the largest town on the Essex Sunshine Coast, is a bustling but affordable seaside resort. It boasts an array of entertainment facilities including a pleasure pier, arcades, the Princes and the West Cliff Theatres, a golf course, seafront walks, water sports and an airfield offering pleasure flights.

The main shopping area contains many of the more familiar national chains, independent stores as well as a variety of eateries to tantalise your taste buds which is a common theme throughout the area. Just outside of town is Clacton Shopping Village offering a wide range of individual stores with famous name brands at discounted prices.

An eclectic annual events programme including fetes, fairs, carnivals and the two day annual Clacton Airshow in August will keep you...

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Whether you come for a day out at the seaside, the fun and thrills of the fair or to visit the award winning seafront gardens, create memories at Clacton.

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Leigh on Sea in Essex, has a sandy Bell Wharf Beach, the beach is 10 walk minutes from Leigh on Sea station.

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Bell Wharf Beach - Beach in Leigh-on-Sea, Leigh-on-Sea

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Nestled in Leigh-on-Sea`s Old Town, its a beautiful spot to watch the fishing boats coming out of the marina.

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Southend on Sea, has nearby Adventure Island Amusement Park is a 17 minute walk from Southend Train Station.

Visit Southend this year for an unforgettable day out!

Whether you’re looking for thrilling attractions, award winning beaches, delicious food, or unforgettable events, there’s something for everyone in Southend.

2025 is packed with exciting events, including Waddle-On-Sea, where a trail of colourful penguin sculptures will take over the city, the vibrant Southend City Jam, the UK’s biggest free street art festival, and much much more!

There is also plenty to see and do, including exploring the enchanting Sealife Adventure, and relaxing walks along the world’s longest pleasure pier to buzzing nightlife and family-friendly fun, Southend is ready, all that is missing is you!

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January can seem a bit bleak but there’s lots of great things happening in Southend to look forward to!

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Flexible and adaptable activities led by experienced, well qualified environmental education officers, offering outdoor fun and exploration, which can be tailored to meet your group’s needs.

Choose two activities from the options below to make your own programme for your visit, or we can design a bespoke day for your group.

We recommend that you schedule your arrival time between 9.30-10am and departure time between 2-2.30pm.

At lunchtime you will have access to toilets, a heated classroom and an outside area to play or have a picnic.

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Suntrap centre

Flexible and adaptable activities led by experienced, well qualified environmental education officers, offering outdoor fun and exploration, which can be tailored to meet your group's needs.

Choose two activities from the options below to make your own programme for your visit, or we can design a bespoke day for your group.

We recommend that you schedule your arrival time between 9.30-10am and departure time between 2-2.30pm.

At lunchtime you will have access to toilets, a heated classroom and an outside area to play or have a picnic.

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Suntrap centre Flexible and adaptable activities led by experienced, well qualified environmental education officers, offering outdoor fun and exploration, which can be tailored to meet your group's needs. Choose two activities from the options below to make your own programme for your visit, or we can design a bespoke day for your group.

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We believe in the innate potential and good in every young person, no matter their background or life experiences.

Jamie’s Farm uniquely blends Farming, Family, Therapy and Legacy into a transformative 5-day residential programme with follow-up support. Our impact is testament to this, revealing that young people leave the farm better equipped to thrive academically, socially and emotionally during their school years and beyond.

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Jamie's Farm acts as a catalyst for change, enabling disadvantaged young people to thrive academically, socially and emotionally.

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Entry to Hackney Museum is free. Special events require booking (via Eventbrite). Hackney Museum is located on the ground floor of the Technology and Learning Centre, next to Hackney Town Hall square.

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Visit Hackney Museum and discover the stories of some of the amazing people that have made the area their home over the last 1,500 years,

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Our museum welcomes hundreds of school groups each year and is the perfect destination to explore the economy, our history, and help students develop their financial literacy skills. From holding a bar of gold to helping keep inflation on track, our museum offers an educational and fun visit for all age groups.

We offer a range of resources designed to support a number of curriculum subjects including:

Free school visits

Presentations for state schools

Loan boxes for state primary schools

Free classroom resources for teaching financial literacy

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Free school visits to the museum, presentations, and financial literacy resources for the classroom

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Bring your school group to the museum and discover what home means to you. We offer facilitated creative workshops and self-guided visits for early years, primary, secondary and college groups of up to 30 students with accompanying adults.

Please get in touch with us at schools@museumofthehome.org.uk to discuss SEND group visits.

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Bring your school group to the museum and discover what home means to you. We offer facilitated creative workshops and self-guided visits for early years, primary, secondary and college groups of up to 30 students with accompanying adults.

Our offer

Early years and primary school workshops

Help students gain a deeper understanding of home through creative workshops with issue-based themes and links to the National Curriculum.

Early years and primary school workshops

Secondary school and college workshops

Help students gain a deeper understanding of home through discussions, sketching and art workshops, with links to the National Curriculum.

Secondary school and college workshops

Self-led school visits

We invite school groups of up to 30 students with accompanying adults to book self-led visits.

Self-led school visits

Keep in touch

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Facilitated creative workshops and self-guided visits for early years, primary, secondary and college groups of up to 30 students.

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Join us for one of our events, from tours and talks to immersive experiences, online and on site.

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Imperial War Museums explores conflict from WW1 to the present day. Visit one of our five sites or explore our archives to discover real stories of modern war.

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Visit London Transport Museum in Covent Garden to discover 200 years of groundbreaking design and innovation, and the remarkable personal stories behind our transport history. Enjoy an award-winning day out and plan your visit today.

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This month, we're celebrating the opening of our Global Poster Gallery by delving into an essential aspect of London Transport's visual identity: the Johnston typeface.

Commissioned in 1916, the Johnston typeface was first used in wooden block prints for posters. The sans serif type, characterised by the absence of little strokes (serifs) around individual letters, was easy to read. It was also used in signage for new Tube extensions and station refurbishments in the 1920s and 1930s.

Our Object of the Month is this printer's chest containing 20 cases of Johnston wood letter type, which is held at the London Transport Museum Depot in Acton, west London.

Click on the image to discover more about the printing type.

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Discover the powerful link between transport and the growth of London since 1800 at the world's leading museum of urban transport online, in our Museum and at our Depot - an award-winning day out.

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Pop along to our beautiful riverside setting and step into 400 years of Docklands history – free and open to all.

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West India Quay (DLR) - 3-min walk
Westferry (DLR) - 7-min walk
Canary Wharf (DLR, Jubilee, Elizabeth line) - 7-min walk
Bus
Buses 135, 277, D3, D7, D8, N277 and N550 all stop close to the museum
River Bus
River Buses RB1 and RB6 stop at Canary Wharf pier - 8-min walk

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Pop along to our beautiful riverside setting and step into 400 years of London Docklands history - free and open to all.

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Visiting the Natural History Museum is free. Book a ticket before your visit for the best experience, especially during our busy times.

We do reserve space for walk-up visitors, but you may have to wait longer to get in.

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Book your free ticket or become a Member for guaranteed entry.

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Book a facilitated day of activities with an interactive session or a self-led visit.

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Book a facilitated day of activities with an interactive session or a self-led visit.

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Discover epic stories of exploration and endeavour that have shaped our world today

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The National Maritime Museum is free, and you not need to book. However, if you would like to guarantee entry and receive updates before your visit, you are welcome to book free tickets online in advance.

As well as our free galleries, we also host a number of special exhibitions throughout the year. Entry to the Museum is included with your exhibition ticket.
See all our tickets

The Parkside Café is a bright and airy space at the National Maritime Museum with expansive views of Greenwich Royal Park. There is plenty of seating, both indoor and outdoor. Grab a hot or cold drink, and a selection of sandwiches and cakes - perfect for a picnic in the park.

The Great Map Café is located on the first floor of the National Maritime Museum. This open-plan café sits alongside the Great Map, our giant world atlas.
Find out more

Find useful information about facilities at the National Maritime Museum including baby change and accessibility, and information for visitors with disabilities coming to any of our sites.
Find out more

Download a free map to help guide you round the historic buildings. Our guides are also available in different languages to help you make the most of your visit.
Download the map Language guides

Occasionally some gallery closures may affect your visit to the National Maritime Museum.

Find details of upcoming closures here.

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Discover epic stories of exploration and endeavour that have shaped our world today. Visit us in Greenwich, or explore our stories and events online

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Discover award-winning exhibitions, iconic objects and stories of incredible scientific achievement

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The home of human ingenuity, come and visit award-winning exhibitions, iconic objects and stories of incredible scientific achievement for free.

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Come and spark your creativity at Art Fund Museum of the Year 2024, Young V&A – where children, young people & families can imagine, play & design. This Summer up to 4 kids can visit our Making Egypt exhibition for FREE when accompanied by an adult.

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Sparking creativity now and for the future with a space to imagine, play and design

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Supporting the National Curriculum for Design and Technology and tailored for key stages 2 – 5, we offer students and educators design education facilities and workshops supporting a vibrant programme connected with the wider ecology of design practice, networks and communities.

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Supporting the National Curriculum for Design and Technology and tailored for key stages 2, 3, 4 and 5, the Design Museum offers students and educators world-class design education facilities supporting a vibrant and relevant programme connected with the wider ecology of design practice, networks and communities.

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See our schools offer at the Royal Observatory, Cutty Sark, National Maritime Museum, Queen’s House and Prince Philip Maritime Collections Centre

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A visit to Sir John Soane’s Museum brings the curriculum to life in a way that your class will never forget.

We offer free tours for schools across the age ranges, from Key Stage 2 to Key Stage 5. All of our schools tours have been shaped by curriculum objectives and will link directly to your classroom teaching, whilst offering your pupils a new awareness of architecture, the built environment and the world around them.

For more information or to book a session, email the Learning Team or call 020 7440 4254.

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A visit to Sir John Soane’s Museum brings the curriculum to life in a way that your class will never forget. We offer free tours for schools across the age ranges, from Key Stage 2 to Key Stage 5. All of our schools tours have been shaped by curriculum objectives and will link directly to your classroom teaching, whilst offering your pupils a new awareness of architecture, the built environment and the world around them. For more information or to book a session, email the Learning Team or call 020 7440 4254.

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Chats Palace is an inclusive arts centre and grassroots music venue in the heart of Hackney. Firmly rooted in a rich artistic heritage, we play a key role in Hackney’s growing cultural quarter and our alumni include many award-winning artists and musicians, from Plan B/Ben Drew, Cornershop, Asian Dub Foundation, Fun-Da-Mental, Adamski to Evan Parker, Ken Campbell, Gina Yashire, Mark Thomas, Spare Tyre and Graeae Theatre companies.

A grassroots music venue since 1976, Chats Palace has hosted punk, ‘new wave’ and jazz gigs – establishing a cult reputation with the likes of The Mekons, The Au Pairs, & The Leyton Buzzards appearing on the same posters as Sunday lunchtime sessions featuring jazz artists Derek Bailey, John Stephens & Elton Dean.

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Welcome to Hackney Empire. We’ve been changing lives on Mare Street, Hackney since 1901. Find out more about how we got here and where we’re headed.

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Stratford East, formerly known as Theatre Royal Stratford East, is a 460-seat Victorian producing theatre in Stratford in the London Borough of Newham. Since 1953, it has been the home of the Theatre Workshop company, famously associated with director Joan Littlewood, whose statue is outside the theatre

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Nikhil Singh Rai leads the way up the beanstalk in this year's festive magic.

Comedian Ed Gamble joins the lineup of new One Night Stands at Stratford East.

A poem by Jamaican-born poet, Russenï, for Windrush75.

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