Our World, Our Future: The Climate Change Workshop
✓ Year 1 - Year 6
✓ Led by a professional actor-facilitator
✓ Science, PSHE
✓ Delivered in your school hall
Explore the challenges facing our planet in our drama workshop for Year 1 to Year 6
Your children can investigate one of the most important issues in the world today from an interactive, drama-based perspective.
Part PSHE, geography, science, and drama, the workshop encourages children to explore environmental challenges while empowering them to take ownership of their part in our world. During the sessions the children recreate different settings and situations from around the planet as well as those close to home, woven together with music, text and movement.
During the class-by-class workshops children explore the challenges faced by our environment as they investigate climate change through a multitude of perspectives and settings. Differentiated for KS1 and KS2, the focus is on empowering children to take ownership of the narrative, to work with each other and their community to make a positive change, and to explore how they can make a difference.
Created by:
Abigail Rosser
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- We work with children in their usual classes.
- Sessions are 35 - 60 minutes for KS1, or 50 - 90 minutes for KS2.
- We can work with up to six classes per day, or up to five KS2 classes.
- To work with fewer classes we can visit for just an afternoon or morning session.
- To work with more than six classes we can visit across multiple days.
- We will send you a suggested timetable when you enquire and we can work with you to create a timetable that works for your school day.
- Discover and retain key facts and information relating to our world and its challenges.
- Develop confidence and presentation skills by working alongside an expert drama facilitator.
- Build teamwork and collaboration skills by working together to recreate different situations and settings from around the planet.
- Think critically about our environment and take ownership of our role within it.
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