CREATIVE ACTIVITIES
Take the Lead
A free employability programme from The Old Vic for students aged 15–18 using theatre techniques and creative workshops to build five core skills: communication, self-management, self-belief, teamwork and problem solving. (January - May 2021).
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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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Anansi the Spider
Unicorn Theatre's fun online performance, featuring music, song and humour returns for an exclusive re-spun over Black History Month this October. Creative learning resources and CPD support teachers explore the Anansi tales and their place in Black history and culture with ages 4-8.
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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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Anna & Arji’s Broom Cupboard
Join Anna and Arji in their very own Broom Cupboard! Inspired by children’s 80’s and 90’s DIY TV shows, Anna and Arji are here to champion everyday creativity: arts, poetry, music, drama and participatory games. All videos are BSL interpretted.
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Corali’s Dance and Arts Challenge
Are you up for the Corali challenge? Corali, Lambeth's leader in dance created by artists with learning disabilities, take you through some simple and inspiring dance activities exploring movement and creative expression.
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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.
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Volunteer opportunity
14-19? Interested in history and heritage? Volunteer with the Florence Nightingale Museum. Your expertise will help them build their online offer for young people!
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Drillosophy
Explore contemporary music culture, urban sociology and philosophy over three episodes of Roadwork's innovative series. Brings new relevancy to ancient philosophical concepts. (For ages 14+)
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Share your Shakespeare
Have fun with Shakespeare and help your students feel more comfortable and confident exploring and expressing the Bard. Film or photograph favourite quotes, speeches and moments and share with the RSC.
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