CREATIVE ACTIVITIES
Florence Nightingale Museum
Introduce your pupils to Florence Nightingale and discover the story of ‘The Lady with the Lamp’, why she went to the Crimea, how she improved conditions for the soldiers and nurses and what happened as a result of her work.
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Homework for Punks
Get familiar with some of the iconic artists that have played the Roundhouse stage – Bowie, Blondie and the Ramones – whilst covering curriculum areas such as Media, English and History along the way. For age 11+.
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My Dear New Friend
The National Literacy Trust know that children who write letters regularly are more likely to be more confident writers and have more positive attitudes to writing. This project connects your pupils to people living in care homes so you can support their literacy while they brighten someones day!
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Let’s Play!
The National Theatre introduce you to all sorts of creative challenges to engage your pupils with story and theatre making.
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Calling all budding astronauts!
Great Zlod, the friendly leader of Mars, has invited your pupils to visit his planet! Zlod wants them to design their own Space Pod to get there! What will it look like? Where is the toilet? It's time to design!
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FAM: with Photofusion
What does FAM mean to you? Join Photofusion's youth collective S2AU (Sorry To Annoy U) and learn to use photography, video, music and spoken word to share your stories. Free workshops, talks and feedback delivered industry experts. (19-25 years).
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Lambeth Lockdown Diaries
Your school can be part of history! Lambeth Archives want to hear everyone's experiences of the coronavirus pandemic. Text, image, audio - anything goes. A meaningful opportunity for individual and class reflections.
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National Theatre online
Give your students the best seats in the house with the very best of British theatre streamed in the classroom or at home. Over 30 theatre productions: Small Island, Frankenstein, Romeo & Juliet and many more.
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Make a Protest Poster
There's a lot to say right now, so the Tate is taking you through how to make a sign showing what is important to you. Put a positive message out into the world!
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New Views Playwriting Course
Take your students through the key elements of playwrighting with this National Theatre course covering story, structure, character, dialogue, style and stagecraft. For age 14+.
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ROH resource hub
Discover, explore and immerse your classroom in the world of opera, ballet and theatrecraft through the Royal Opera House’s bespoke resource hub for teachers.
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Squish the Fish A Cosmic Kids Yoga Adventure!
Yoga, mindfulness and relaxation designed specially for children aged 3+ (15 mins)
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Make your own Ear Gongs
The Science Museum shows you how to make surprising and intriguing sounds with just a metal coat hanger (or spoon) and string.
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Look Up!
Listen to Puffin Books story of hilarious, science-mad chatterbox, Rocket. Then children can draw-along with Illustrator Dapo Adeola, as he shows you in six easy steps how to draw Luna the Cat from Look Up!
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