CREATIVE ACTIVITIES
Game Anglia
An incredible opportunity to help students aged 16+ gain the skills necessary to access and thrive in the games industry. Game Anglia is working with industry experts to create an all-in-one interactive storytelling kit. Participants will learn how to create an interactive story, have their story published in an online gallery and take part in a story jam!
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Poetry Academy
The National Literacy Trust brings you a wealth of writing tutorials for all ages from top poets. Find out about different poetry forms, get writing prompts, performance tips, and learn how to edit poems.
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V&A Innovate
Our world is changing fast and we need to inspire the designers of tomorrow. Give students the opportunity to experience the power of design and technology in solving some of the world's biggest problems. Through taking part, they will be encouraged to ask critical questions about the issues shaping our world.
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A virtual heritage tour of Brixton
Join Olivia as she brings Brixton’s buildings and heritage to life using stories and experiences. All this incredible content was brought together online, at the height of lockdown. Looks best in youtube or on a smart phone. Look up, look down, look around - can you spot your favourite Brixton landmark? (Suitable for ages 14+).
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Post War Journeys
A free excerpt of the Black Cultural Archives upcoming learning resource features an informative post World War Two timeline and a KS2 codebreaking challenge with community organiser and activist Connie Mark (1923-2007).
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Creative London: Southbank
A London Curriculum resource for KS2, this learning pack includes activity plans that meet learning objectives across Dance; Art & Design; P.E.; Music; Computing; History; Art & Design; English; Computing; Maths; Design & Technology.
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Fashion London
Your students can explore the exciting world of fashion; the industry, the range of diverse roles and London's famous fashion landmarks. Download nine KS3 lessons for free from the London Curriculum in collaboration with London College of Fashion.
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Olive Morris
The Black Curriculum bring you the story of Olive Morris (1952-1979), the first in their inspiring educational animation series #IconicWomenInBritain. An opportunity for KS2 & KS3 pupils to find out about Olive's work as a community leader and activist and discover her links with Lambeth.
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Old Vic Pen Pals
Sign up your school for Old Vic Pen Pals and give your students the opportunity to connect with community members aged 60+. Responding to creative challenges by email, letter and calls will offer lots of reading, writing and speaking practice.
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Back to school
A simple resource to help stimulate conversations and help your pupils share their feelings about lockdown and returning to school.
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WOWsers of the World!
The Women of the World Foundation's step by step guide to making a zine about inspirational women and girls who are making a difference. Supports young people to speak and write about issues that matter to them.
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Drama at school
London Bubble brings you a great pack of easily accessible drama games for KS1...and every one comes with it's own social distance guidelines!
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100 Great Black Britons competition
Promote and develop an awareness and appreciation of diversity, citizenship, inclusion and respect for all. A unique and exciting way to learn about Black British History and celebrate Great Black Britons.
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Cool It Arts
Lambeth locals Cool it Art share their exceptional resource bank for any teacher looking for inspiration for their art class. Easily accessible introductions to artists and art movements, guides to painting and drawing...it's art galore!
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Say Your Peace
In anxious and uncertain times, poetry is often the thing we turn to when we need comfort. These resources encourage young people to use poetry to share the moments when they find peace and calm, and find solidarity in the experiences of others.
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Renga: collaborative poetry
An inspiring icebreaker from The Young Poets Network that introduces your pupils to haiku, couplets...and each other! It could even be a whole class challenge!
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