CREATIVE ACTIVITIES
Life Under the Sea
Can you imagine what it would be like to live at the bottom of the sea? The Imperial War Museum interviews Ed from the Royal Navy who tells us all about what it’s like to work on a submarine and spend months living deep beneath the waves. (15 mins).
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Behind the Scenes
Want to work in theatre? Now's your chance to get the inside info on directing, composing and playwriting from the team at The Old Vic, a local Lambeth institution and world leader in creativity in entertainment.
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Tulse Hill Bloco
Join Kinetika Bloco for carnival inspired drumming, dance, brass, woodwind and steel pans. Anyone can join drumming or dance – you just need some feet and something you can make a beat on! Thursdays 4.30-6pm. Click view to sign up for our next session.
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City of Tomorrow
Students aged 8-13 can apply their knowledge of science, technology and engineering to create their City of Tomorrow. No ideas are too big and everything is smarter, kinder and safer than before. Take part in an online Live Build Day with industry experts, who give feedback on projects at the end of the week!
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Welcome to my World
Create a map of your world. Think about which places you want to include: what are the places that are important to you, that you miss going to, or bring back lots of memories?
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Journey to Mars
Great Zlod, the friendly leader of Mars, has invited you to visit his planet! Zlod wants you to design your own Space Pod to get there! What will it look like? Where will you go to the toilet? It's time to design!
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Rhythm Play Express
Join Dave "Stickman" Higgins from The Spark as he cooks up rhythm recipes of sounds, words and movement to feed the imagination of children in early years. (20 mins).
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Solidarity message
Write a poem or a note for someone you live with. Where can you put your note where it will be a lovely surprise?
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My Dear New Friend
Write a letter to a person living in a care home. You could write about your everyday life, or draw a picture of something important to you, like a pet or a favourite toy. You can post the letter to your local care home using National Literacy Trusts easy cover letter template. Your letter will brighten someone's day!
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Therapy in the Trap
For this episode of Drillosophy, Roadworks applies Aristotle’s concept of ‘catharsis’ to frame storytelling in UK rap and drill music as a form of therapy. Featuring music from Pop Smoke, Ambush, Knucks and Krept & Konan. (For ages 14+)
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Anansi and Turtle go to Dinner
After Anansi the spider tricks Turtle in order to keep his dinner for himself, Turtle turns the tables on Anansi. Read by Duane Gooden, Little Angel Theatre.
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Art Club with Olaf Falafel
Join Olaf every Monday at 11am for painting and drawing, or catch all episodes on YouTube.
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Florence Nightingale: Leader, Icon, Pioneer
Meet Florence Nightingale - the founder of modern nursing, a healthcare pioneer, a trailblazer and a leader. Join the Florence Nightingale Museum to find out about the important work of nurses and midwives and Nightingale herself.
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Make a storm jar
Create a sensory storm! Find a container to put some water in then Emily from Tangled Feet will show you how to do the rest.
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Say Your Peace
Take part in #SayYourPeace with Young People’s Laureate for London Theresa Lola. The campaign encourages young people to use poetry to find peace and solace during the uncertain times.
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Homework for Punks
Your chance to get familiar with some of the iconic artists that have played at Camden Roundhouse – Bowie, Blondie and the Ramones. For age 11+.
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