Workshop Provided by Crazy Comic Club

With a vast archive of thousands of unique approaches to cartooning, illustration, and papercraft, and an enormous amount of experience with all age groups from reception, through KS1 and KS2 to secondary schools, the focus is on having loads of high energy creative fun developing art and storytelling skills, while creating new characters and sending them off on imagination-stretching adventures!

Workshop Provided by One Day Creative

Our range of interactive workshops ensure that the expressive arts are at the core of learning, making them the perfect companion for schools looking to enrich the curriculum or provide quality PPA cover.In the Great Fire of London workshop your class will explore a significant event beyond living memory, explore the timeline of the fire, looking at key people and events, and express ideas and feelings through voice, movement, role play and drama.

Workshop Provided by Magic Lantern

Imagine stepping into a painting and discovering what’s inside… Magic Lantern has been turning classrooms into pop-up art galleries since 1994 and is the only organisation of its type in the UK. During our workshops children explore and engage with famous artworks and discover the world of art from cave paintings to Cubism, Gothic to Graffiti.

Workshop Provided by Emily Fellah

In a typical session I show the group my portfolio and demonstrate how I create characters. I introduce them to some inspiring illustrated fiction then teach them to draw a character step-by-step. I take the group through the fundamentals of character creation, then support them in creating original characters and either comic strips or picture book plans.