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Find out more about our latest news, opportunities and things to do for Lambeth schools, parents and young people through our newsletter. This addition includes Black History Month creative opportunities.
ViewNational Theatre Teaching Resources
The Learning Hub is a new free, online library of National Theatre resources. Find teaching tools for curriculum set texts or explore creativity, literacy and oracy using theatre and drama skills. The Hub includes: free downloadable PDF resources, short-form videos with educational content, learning outcomes and production information, suitability and content warnings.
ViewTeach music with confidence with Aurora Classroom
Digital learning platform Aurora Classroom gets your pupils playing instruments, singing confidently, and even composing their own music. Based on Aurora Orchestra’s award-winning Far, Far Away concert series and developed in partnership with the Southbank Centre, Aurora Classroom is an ideal resource for generalist classroom teachers in need of more confidence, or Music Leads searching for fresh ideas.
ViewThe Brixton Uprisings Resource
This series of four lesson plans and five interviews focuses on the significance and resonance of the Brixton Uprisings in 1981 and 1985, and the subsequent uprisings related to them. Interviewed by Year 9 students from The Charter School North Dulwich and The Charter School East Dulwich, each interview features oral testimony from interviewees, who each hold a unique perspective on the Uprisings. The aim is to engage young people in the process of active historical research and to take the lead in uncovering local history.
ViewRadical Self Care Journal
The “Radical Self Care Journal” is the beginning of a revolutionary discourse with the self. A guided conversation in which you are subtly encouraged to pay closer attention to your unique self and its needs. The journal was created with a lot of love for you, and the work you do for young people and others, as an intentional space to discover new ways of nourishing and nurturing your mental and physical well‑being, to elevate your current practice, and to reflect on how this work can be expanded.
ViewWindrush 75 School Resource
To mark Windrush 75 it is important to ensure our children and young people understand the huge contribution of the Windrush Generation and their descendants to British life. This educational resource which is being shared across Lambeth helps us all understand and celebrate their legacy.
ViewWindrush learning pack 2022
We Are Here invites us to learn about the history, stories, and experiences of the Windrush generation and their descendants, ensuring their legacy is recognised and celebrated across Lambeth.
ViewI AM HERE – Windrush Learning Activity Pack 2021
The ‘I AM HERE’ activity pack is an educational resource for your students to learn, appreciate and celebrate Windrush through creativity.
ViewWindrush Art Activity Pack 2020
Over 35,000 Lambeth residents and Lambeth schools took part in Lambeth Windrush Day commemorations on Monday 22 June 2020. They downloaded the art pack and adorned their windows and streets with the specially commissioned Windrush Motif to acknowledge the Windrush Generations and the NHS. They took to the pavement to sing for Windrush, while ITV and BBC broadcast the moment to the wider nation. Over 600,000 people were reached with our Windrush Social media campaign. You can still download the pack to explore the activities.
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