Workshop Provided by Go Sketch:

Learn how to create a character and structure your story for a comic or graphic novel is this creative workshop. We will learn about all the different features of comics as well as different drawing styles. Great workshop for book week and arts week together!

Workshop Provided by Go Sketch:

Create your own cartoon character! We learn about frameworks to structure your drawing, how to draw feelings through expressions and explore the visual language of cartoons to bring your character to life.

Workshop Provided by Go Sketch:

This workshop explores the popular style of manga. Manga is a cartoon based drawing style that is used to create graphic novels and comics in Japan. It is also called Anime for animation films such as 'Spirited Away' or 'Howl's Moving Castle'.

Workshop Provided by Teach Rex:

Introduce children to a unique and innovative approach to storytelling in which the team will bring a mythical story to life in front of the children’s eyes. Through linking the story to the book that will have been discovered prior to the visit, children will be able to become part of the story and will be used as a crucial element of this interactive, learning journey.

Workshop Provided by Mini First Aid:

Mini First Aid Early Years classes are for children aged 3-6 and work with the Early Years Curriculum. Children learn about what happens to their bodies if they are hurt and how they would be treated by a grown up.

Workshop Provided by Mogzilla Books:

Transport your pupils back to 9th Century England as they learn to become a young Anglo-Saxon warrior. Inspired by the events in my new book, 'From the age of eight - Alfred the Great', your pupils will attend the 'School of Arms'  where they will be trained in much the same way as the young Alfred, learning how, as King, he outwitted and outfought the Vikings. 

Workshop Provided by Mogzilla Books:

Using my WWI children's book, Agent Two Face, as inspiration, I will take the children on an interactive journey through the Great War. We begin by watching a 'recruit' take the KIng's shilling as he swears the assetation oath in the recruiting office.

Workshop Provided by Mogzilla Books:

The Workshop begins at Dunkirk in 1940, with the School Hall transformed to replicate the beaches. From here, the children are separated into the advancing German Army and the retreating and trapped B.E.F. (British Troops - each wearing a plastic Brodie helmet). Using artefacts and sound effects, the children then re-enact an air raid on the deathly sands. During this thrilling session, I use extracts of my acclaimed novel Demons of Dunkirk to bring the occasion alive.

Workshop Provided by Mogzilla Books:

Using Paul Nolan’s critically acclaimed book TimeCast - Age of Bronze as a stimulus, the children will understand first-hand just how savage life was in Pre-historic Britain. They will dress in authentic costumes, participate in a Bronze Age burial, help create Bronze from Copper and Tin, handle real, ancient Bronze artefacts and re-enact the most exciting parts of my book.

Workshop Provided by Think Forensic:

All our workshops are interactive and specifically designed to have a lasting impact across all the key stages.

The fun packed sessions provide an ideal learning environment and not only include expert guided forensic activities but also focus on joint working, working scientifically, conducting fair tests and careers.

Workshop Provided by Careers in Sport:

Careers in Sport deliver a range of presentations and workshops. We have delivered talks to year 7 pupils on the benefits of an active lifestyle, as well as presenting to GCSE, BTEC and A Level sports students on the diverse opportunities in the sport and fitness sectors.

Workshop Provided by KIP Education:

Our interactive & life-skills based approach, supports young people to develop the qualities & attributes needed to thrive. While most schools have extensive programs, very few offer understanding around mental health and self-esteem education or the prevention programs needed to tackle these issues. Our organisation takes an active role in educating school personnel, parents and students about understanding and tackling all things mental health.

Workshops Provided by Divergent Drama:

Our PSHE workshops for KS2 and Secondary School students, whilst supported by our facilitators, are student driven and aim to empower participants whilst ensuring they learn key skills to negotiate difficult circumstances. These include E-Safety, Anti-Bullying and Mindfulness as well as more mature topics for our older students.

Workshop Provided by First Aid for Life

First Aid for Life is a multi-award-winning, fully regulated First Aid Training provider, working in partnership with hundreds of schools since 2007. We will tailor our training to your needs and the requirements of your pupils and to your budget too – we can teach as part of PHSE, link it to some other part of the curriculum, in preparation for a school trip, or around any other particular need.

Workshop Provided by CoppaFeel!

We are the first breast cancer charity in the UK to solely create awareness amongst young people, with the aim of instilling the knowledge and tools they need to get to know their bodies. We like to talk about a serious message in a light-hearted way, empowering people to start healthy habits for life.

Workshop Provided by Sciencedipity

A fantastically fun way to introduce chemical reactions, making George’s Marvellous Medicine and Bottled Dreams! In medicine making, the styled ingredients have been carefully chosen to chemically react at each step.

Workshop Provided by Teach Rex

A science focused workshop discussing the evolution of science and why it so important to ask the question ‘why’. This is an interactive workshop, with ‘Jam’ our 4 metre dinosaur, that is designed to get children of all ages thinking scientifically.

Workshop Provided by Dance Days

Dance Days provide educational (and fun) dance workshops for primary, secondary and SEND schools. Our workshops are designed to enrich your pupils’ learning outside of the classroom. We have over 30 different dance styles to choose from, with many linking directly to school topics and projects.

Workshop Provided by EqualiTeach

Outside the Box is a workshop in which young people are given the opportunity to explore gender stereotypes and consider the long-term effects of gender inequality.

Workshop Provided by EqualiTeach

This workshop helps young people explore different types of families and learn the definitions of terms such as ‘gay’, ‘lesbian’ and ‘homophobia’, exploring the use of the word ‘gay’ in particular, and when and why its use is acceptable or unacceptable.