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Triborough Music Hub support for schools

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A creative dynamo in the world of theatre and education!

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Naomi is a commissioned writer with the Young Vic and the Unicorn theatre. Her first play The Littlest Quirky, a story of magic and self-discovery for young children was shortlisted for the Brian Way Award.

She has devised new work with companies including Donmar Warehouse, the Kiln (formerly the Tricycle) and Almeida theatres, and Graeae Theatre. She lectures in Applied Theatre and is associated with various schools who participate in her Primary Poetry and LAMDA Examination Programme.

As a performer Naomi has worked internationally, mischievously scrambling up wardrobes, enthralling audiences with Zulu lullabies and delighting all with Shakespeare’s comedies.

Workshops for schools
As a lively teller of tales I provide drama-based interactive storymaking workshops, either as a one-off or a series.

These workshops encourage creative expression, develop pupils’ confidence and support all areas of the school curriculum, particularly creative writing and other aspects of literacy.

An opportunity for all to express ideas and write new stories for their school, community and the world!

Cost of workshops
By negotiation

Please visit me here for further information.

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Gemma is an Arts practitioner and theatre maker who has been workings as a facilitator for schools, PRUs, theatres and SEN settings since graduating from Central School of Speech and Drama in 2016. She has done lots of drama work with key stage 1 & 2 via the Lyric and their LCEP programme. You can contact her directly via thelearnboxlondon@gmail.com for bespoke workshops or visit here.

instagram @thelearnboxlondon

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Workshops for schools
Musiko Musika’s offer for primary schools (EYFS, KS1 & KS2)

Sing & Learn workshops and projects use songs, rhythmic games, musical and linguistics activities to enable the development of strong speech and English language skills, and other areas of the curriculum through music from early years upwards.

Workshops can be provided as a one-off or regular series. Teacher training is also available. The workshops and training are supported by the resources available on the Sing Songo app enabling implementation of the programme by teachers.

The World Music Academy provides world music programmes with touring of live performances, participatory workshops and projects. We also offer teacher training and opportunities for local children and young people to join the Ethnic Contemporary Classical Orchestra based at the Lyric - providing cultural diversity and social development through excellence in ensemble playing.

The workshops and training are supported by the resources available on the World Music Academy app for follow-up activity.

Digital and publications: Both these strands are supported by an extensive digital resource of videos, audio, publications and our two apps available for Apple and Android devices (Sing Songo and World Music Academy). Our Songo publications were finalists in the International Book Awards, children’s educational category.

Cost of workshops
- Access to our digital resources via the Sing Songo and World Music Academy apps is free.

- Sing & Learn workshops from £220 per half day.

- World Music Academy workshops and performances from £525/ half day, £1,150 full day (costs to schools can be reduced significantly where performances and workshops are part of our Arts Council funded NPO programme, please enquire for details and availability).

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The Bush Theatre is a world-famous home for new plays and an internationally renowned champion of playwrights

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The Bush Theatre supports schools with a range of engaging and inspiring resources to connect professional theatre with the national curriculum and to build students’ extracurricular interests, wellbeing and confidence.

Bring the Bush into your classroom
The Bush Theatre supports schools with a range of engaging and inspiring resources to connect professional theatre with the national curriculum and to build students’ extracurricular interests, wellbeing and confidence.

Workshops

We deliver year-round bespoke workshops for schools reflecting the exciting & dynamic work we make on our stages.

We work with an experienced team of artist-facilitators who will curate a creative workshop for your students based on the outcomes and topics you’d like to explore.

Workshop topics can include: Introduction to Drama, Story-telling and Creative Writing, Confidence and Well-being, and more. Suitable for Years 2 – 6

Play in a Day is a special offer for Primary schools. It is a day-long project focusing on using drama techniques to creatively explore moments of national and international social recognition such as World Book Day, International Women’s Day, Black History Month, LGBT History month and more. Over the course of the day students will devise a short piece of theatre to be performed to teachers and peers at the end of the day.

Sessions are delivered by professional artist-facilitators and topics are always explored in fun, expressive and age-appropriate ways. Suitable for Years 4 – 6.

Cost of Workshops

For more information or to book, please visit us here.

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Workshops for schools
Much more than an art class , Art in Story is an immersive performance that involves a vast range of materials with an emphasis on upcyling /environment and process. However the outcomes are always rewarding and worthy of being shown and shared . We build on curriculum themes and tie these into well known stories . The narrative engages all needs and shapes the sessions with reference to the work of inspiring artists . Equally we can shape sessions around a particular skill such as printmaking with the etching press , pottery and clay or puppets.

Cost of workshops
From £150 per hour plus VAT
For further information, visit us here.

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Dance has the power to change everyone’s lives and we believe that everyone should have the opportunity to access it.

Workshops for Schools
DanceWest delivers dance in West London’s primary schools, offering high quality dance in the curriculum and out of school hours.

·       Breakfast Dance Clubs

·       After school Clubs

·       Dance in PE

·       Dance to support the curriculum

·       School Plays

Cost of Workshops
Flexible!

For further information, visit us here.

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Creating space for diverse world we live in, through the power of books.

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Workshops for schools
Anti Racist Superhero workshops: creative and interactive workshops to develop young peoples understanding of allyship and the introductory terminology around racism. Focusing on allyship to allow a deeper understanding and acceptance of all around us. The workshop is filled with storytelling, creativity and of course our favourite book detective exercise, allowing young people to actively explore doing their own research and learning. Through exploring what racism is and what it means to be anti racist young people take part in a range of creative learning, developing a range of skills and of course teamwork!

The Sun Shines For Everyone: A musical play with puppetry.

On planet Zame, home to the Zamzies race, everyone's the same. When the sun shines on M.A.T, (Migrant Alien Traveller/A puppet) they decide to jump in their spaceship, but they crash land on earth. They meet Buddy, who is in trouble at school for name calling. M.A.T is filled with joy, (the only emotion they know). Through the positive emotion of joy, The Sun Shines For Everyone encourages children to have pride in their own heritage and history, as well as celebrate, recognise, appreciate and understand different cultures, and empower them to make change.

Creative Delivery Workshops

Our creative delivery workshops are supported by a range of free resources from session plans to classroom ideas using creativity, reading and writing to explore anti racism and the themes of our show The Sun Shines for Everyone.

Our original  workshops are designed to enhance your creative practice by equipping you with drama techniques and think more deeply about your approach to the resources and the topic of anti-racism, to engage young children while developing their understanding of such a layered topic and give them tools to be ally’s. Alongside the resources you will receive this intimate workshop, allowing your team a deeper understanding and face to face coaching in how to adapt and extend the exercises and drama techniques for your young people.

| Creative Delivery Workshops Our creative delivery workshops are supported by a range of free resources from session plans to classroom ideas using creativity, reading and writing to explore anti racism and the themes of our show The Sun Shines for Everyone. Our original  workshops are designed to enhance your creative practice by equipping you with drama techniques and think more deeply about your approach to the resources and the topic of anti-racism, to engage young children while developing their understanding of such a layered topic and give them tools to be ally’s. Alongside the resources you will receive this intimate workshop, allowing your team a deeper understanding and face to face coaching in how to adapt and extend the exercises and drama techniques for your young people.

AR Workshop Teachers Our anti racism workshops for community organisations and schools all start with an initial call to talk with your organisation lead or designated EDI lead to help tailor the workshop to where your school is at on it’s journey in inclusivity and allyship. Our workshops look at; The Protected Characteristics, Unconscious Bias and practical tools and frameworks that allow you to look at where growth is needed within your organisation and where to develop in becoming transformational when it comes to race equality and inclusivity in your organisation.

Literary Leaders

Our Literary Leaders programme blends the traditional book club environment to allow young people to explore stories that explore black history and culture, alongside the work of BIPOC exploring stories of all kinds. Through exploring various kinds of literature from fiction, non fiction, blogs, articles and more our Literary Leaders learn the tools for the five types of writing expository, descriptive, narrative persuasive and creative to ensure that all stories are head and express what they feel needs to be shared with their local and wider community. Includes final media output and can include Arts Award Certification.

Cost of Workshops
Anti Racist Superhero: Half Day £300, Full Day £450

Literary Leaders: 10 Week Project £800, Can include Arts Award
Anti Racism Workshop (Staff): Includes initial call with headteacher or EDI lead £350

Creative Delivery Workshop (Staff): £250
The Sun Shines For Everyone Schools Show: £700

Must be booked by Friday 11th February.

For shows between Tuesday 19th April-17th May
Package Deal £2,000: We offer a full package including Schools Show, Anti Racism, Creative Delivery & Anti Racist Superhero workshop as a package deal. We believe in order to get the most out of our resources working with the entire school looking at diversity both structurally and how we can use creativity and literature to develop young people’s understanding on embracing differences and allyship allows you as a school to get the best outcomes from our resources, shows and working much closer with our team.

We often have offers and deals when receiving funding so join our mailing list to be the first to hear about free opportunities.

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Aladdin

Written by Vikki Stone. Directed by Abigail Graham.

19 Nov 2021 - 02 Jan 2022

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Written by Vikki Stone. Directed by Abigail Graham.

This Christmas, all of your wishes shall be granted and you'll be sat with your loved ones singing 'Glory, Glory, Hammersmith' once again.

Oh yes you will!

Join Aladdin, the Genie and their friends and go on a magical carpet ride.

This festive family adventure follows Aladdin on his quest to seek his fortune and find true love.

Expect the usual Lyric twist on all of your favourite characters as well as live music, magic lamps and plenty of laughs.

This magical new adaptation is by award-winning comedian, actor and composer Vikki Stone who returns to write her debut pantomime for the Lyric following critically acclaimed appearances as Abanazar in Aladdin in 2016 and Fleshcreep in Jack and the Beanstalk in 2017. Aladdin is directed by Abigail Graham whose credits include The Tyler Sisters (Hampstead), Death of a Salesman (Royal and Derngate / UK Tour) and the upcoming world premiere MUM (Soho Theatre/Theatre Royal Plymouth).

Starring Qasim Mahmood as Aladdin, Stephan Boyce as Dave Twankey, Kate Donnachie as Genie, Irvine Iqbal as Abanazer, Gracie McGonigal as Wishy and Ellena Vincent as Jasmine. The cast is completed by the Lyric Panto Ensemble of inspiring young West London talent: Caroline Adebayo, Harry Drane, Kane Feagan and Carla-Jean Lares.

Ticket Info

Our prices increase with demand, so book early for the best seats at the best prices.

Limited number of £75 Family Tickets available for all shows*

£5 off tickets for groups of 8+ **

For schools' bookings please contact schools@lyric.co.uk

*Family tickets are for two adults and two children or one adult and three children. Valid on full price and under 16 tickets in bands B and C only. To book online add one of these combinations of tickets to your basket and the discount will automatically apply. Alternatively book via the Box office by calling 020 8741 6850.

**£5 off Bands B-C for Groups of 8+, from performances 23rd Nov onwards.

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Written by Vikki Stone. Directed by Abigail Graham. This Christmas, all of your wishes shall be granted and you'll be sat with your loved ones singing 'Glory, Glory, Hammersmith' once again. Oh yes you will! Join Aladdin, the Genie and their friends and go on a magical carpet ride.

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Workshops for schools
Jabala & The Jinn Workshops: Based on the show ‘Jabala and the Jinn’ coming to Lyric Hammersmith in Easter. The show looks at Jabala getting ready to celebrate Eid with her dad when she comes across a cheeky Jinn. These workshops aim to generate greater understanding of others’ experiences, struggles and world views.

Young Amici (11+): For disabled and non-disabled 11 – 25-year-olds interested in contemporary and improvised dance.

JOY Workshops: Free Creative workshops for SEN schools in the borough of Hammersmith and Fulham.

Cost of workshops
All above workshops are free. Please get in touch for more information.

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World class theatre from the heart of Hammersmith.

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Workshops for schools
Performance and design workshops in response to our Little Lyric shows and Annual Pantomime. These 2-hour workshops can explore performance, prop or costume design and will be led by a professional director or designer.

Biannual theatre and performance CPD for primary school teachers.

Cost for workshops
£200 for a 2 hour workshop for up to 35 children. Some free opportunities will also be available throughout the year, get in touch to be kept up-to-date on when these take place.

Biannual CPD free for all teachers in LBHF.
For schools’ tickets email schools@lyric.co.uk

For workshops and CPD email learning@lyric.co.uk

Find out more here.

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Ensuring that all stories are heard#morethanokae

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Our vision is to be a pioneer for providing affordable and accessible arts provisions and theatre through workshops for those aged 25 and under. Plus, theatre for everyone part of the wider community with an aim to unite communities through having deeper understandings of topics that are often left unspoken or underrepresented.

Our education strand works with charities and local communities groups ensuring that everyone has access to high quality training despite their socio economic background, giving them a voice and a space to be seen, hear and evolve.

Workshops for schools
Play in A Day: Performing and Production Arts
Midsummers Night Dream, Superheroes, CLEO (mental health/bullying theme)

This is Our World: Social Action Film Project
Develop skills in art forms such as dance, acting, singing, writing, photography and videography to create content about what matters to them to share with the wider community. Tailor made to your themes and topics.

Mindful Mornings: Yoga, breath & mindset workshops
4 or 10 week Block, One off sessions

Performing Arts Classes
Dance (Street, Jazz, Ballet, Tap), Acting (For screen, stage, L.A.M.D.A Examinations), Singing

Arts Award: All of our performing arts projects running over 4 weeks can include and Arts Award certification Discover, Explore, Bronze.

CLEO
Children's Mental Health Week 2022
Schools Show & Workshops
£900 (Up to 6 classes)
£1300 (Up to 12 Classes)
Must be booked by Monday 10th January. Shows/Workshops31st January -11th February.

Cost of workshops
Play in A Day: Half Day £300; Full Day £600
This is Our World: 10 Week Project £800
Mindful Mornings: 4 Week Block £300;
10 Week Block £650
Performing Arts Sessions: Half Day £300;
Full Day £600
11 Week Terms: 45 minute £500; 1 hour £550; 2 Hours £950

Visit us here for further information.

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Kindred Studios offer workspaces to 65 artists from a wide range of art disciplines, presently situated at the back of Shepherds Bush Market.

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Workshops for schools
We are able to facilitate vocational tours of the studios to groups of students in KS4 & KS5.

Though we have worked with younger students before, our real value is in inspiring young people at a critical time in their career decision process by introducing them to 8 very different, working creative practitioners talking about their work, how they started and what their days look like.

Kindred is presently operating from a temporary space until October 2022 and are fundraising for our permanent location near Ravenscourt Park which will (hopefully) be ready in a year’s time, by 2023.  From there, we are looking to launching our 1:1 mentorship scheme, working with young people in the borough.

Cost of workshops
The vocational tours are free.

Find further info here.

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Workshops for schools
We’ve created programmes that are guaranteed to deliver successful outcomes through a range of fun and positively challenging activities, which draw on performance, production and creative writing skills. Together, we will extend and reinforce the important work that your institution is already doing, to help support your young people even better.

Each of our workshops incorporate circle time, self-affirmations and focus on developing wellbeing. Pre-workshop and post-workshop questionnaires are gathered to monitor progress and to tailor workshops to the needs of each individual. We also offer bespoke workshops to suit individuals and groups during term time and are experts in supporting schools and colleges with end of term productions ranging from choirs to musicals and much more.

Cost of workshops
Contact us here to discuss.

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The Saatchi Gallery is a London gallery for contemporary art and an independent charity opened by Charles Saatchi in 1985.

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Workshops for schools
Saatchi Gallery is geared towards introducing a diverse audience to the cutting edge of contemporary art. The facilities at the Gallery and via our website endeavour to ensure that school and community groups receive the best possible on-site and outreach support to engage with the Gallery's exhibitions.

Saatchi Gallery invites schools s to visit our exhibitions and take part in our online and in-gallery Learning programme. For each major exhibition we produce online resources and digital engagement to assist your visit and provide information on the exhibition, artists, and artworks. We offer guided tours and workshops for all major exhibitions at the Gallery, artist-led after school art clubs, and regular opportunities for an exhibition in our dedicated learning gallery.

Saatchi Learning Gallery
Located on the top floor of the Saatchi Gallery, we are proud to exhibit education and community groups' artworks to the public. If your group would like to get involved in the learning programme and exhibit their artwork please get in touch.

Cost of workshops
Workshops are free.

Visit us here for further information.

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E: angelique@kindredstudios.co.uk

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Rosie@dancewest.co.uk

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Founder
info@kitestudios.org

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Programme Manage
projects@dancewest.co.uk

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Director of Young Lyric (Lyric Hammersmith)

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rob.lehmann@lyric.co.uk

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Learning Department Intern (Saatchi Gallery)

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The event will run from 16:00-17:45.

16:00-     Welcome
16:05

16:05-     Keynote- Creativity in
16:15       H&F

Nicholai La Barrie (Lyric)

16:15-      Schools Arts Charter
16:20       Successes
Kristina Nilles (Lyric)

16:20-      Short presentations
16:55        from 13 creative
organisations
delivering workshops

16:55-     Join a Q&A breakout
17:10        room.
This is an opportunity to ask
questions about how
workshops might work in your
school or any other
questions you may have.

17:10-      Interactive 10 minute workshops
17:40       * Workshops will be run in two breakout rooms. Breakout Room 1: Drama and Music
Breakout Room 2: Visual Art

Drama activities for the classroom
Gemma Rogers (Lyric Hammersmith Theatre Practitioner) will get you up

and moving, learning a few theatre-based activities you can use with your

students.
Music activities for the classroom

Join Rachel from MusikoMusika for some hands-on music activities that

you can use with your students.

Visual Art
Led by photographer Jon Rees (a Kindred Studio artist)

17:40-      Closing remarks
17:45          Rob Lehmann (Lyric)

17.45         Session ends
Keith Fernandes and Kristina
Nilles will stay in the space to
answer any questions you
may have.

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The Tri-borough Music Hub (TBMH) is the award-winning lead organisation that oversees the delivery of music education in three West London boroughs.

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TBMH works in Hammersmith and Fulham, Kensington and Chelsea, and the City of Westminster. We work with schools, pupils, music educators and the community to provide engaging music activities for children and young people across the three boroughs. We are a centralised Local Authority service which receives core funding from the Department for Education via Arts Council England. We operate a shared-services model across three Local Authorities to deliver an expansive programme of musical learning, in and out of school.

Workshops for schools
We offer a range of free support for curriculum music.
Singing tuition and Traded services.

Cost of workshops
For costs, please visit TBMH here.

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New English Ballet Theatre (NEBT) is a modern ballet company presenting exciting new ballets to the widest possible audience. 

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Our mission is to nurture a new generation of classical dancers, choreographers, artists and designers to create wonderful new pieces of work.

Workshops for schools
We deliver education and community outreach activities to inspire people of all ages through dance. Cultivating talent and attracting new audiences for classical work is at the heart of NEBT’s work.

Introduction to Ballet Taster Session: This 90-minute session includes a brief introduction to ballet history, a warm-up learning some basic ballet steps and a creative activity. This workshop introduces ballet in a fun and interactive way, helping to develop children’s self-confidence, creativity, musicality and teamwork.

Workshops: Four to six 90-minute sessions which can be delivered in a concentrated period or spread over the academic term. These workshops link dance with a range of curriculum areas while working with themes from famous ballets such as The Nutcracker, Carnival of the Animals or one of NEBT’s ballets. Students will learn about the history of ballet, learn basic ballet steps, and participate in creative activities. They will also work on a short choreography which can be shared through a demonstration performance with pupils or parents. The length, number and duration of these session can be adjusted to suit your classes and their timetables.

Cost of workshops
Introduction to Ballet Taster Session: £100

Workshops: 4-session workshop: £400, 6-session workshop: £600

Visit us here.

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Director (Fly High Workshops)

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Project Manager and Associate Choreographer (NEBT)

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thelearnboxlondon@gmail.com

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Joint Artistic Director (Musiko Musika) 

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