This part of the programme offered dynamic SCHOOLS PACKAGES:

Package A Visits to the exhibition with guided talk and curriculum-related learning activities

Package B Targeted at teachers and students of dance (delivered by World Jungle)

Package C Targeted at primary and secondary school teachers; curriculum work (Delivered by World Jungle)

Package D Schools residency

If you are interested in developing further programmes like this with us, do get in touch.

Tikambilanie International Community Arts Company from Zambia  and State of Emergency are experts in using the arts to deal with community issues and will run a two- day programme of performance and workshops.  The package they offer includes:

Day 1 Continuing Professional Development training led by George Daka and Philip Kaluba of Kamoto Community Theatre.  These experts in the use of dance and drama for engagement with community and social issues,  lead a day of Continuing Professional Development for dance practitioners on the use of dance as a tool for the exploration of social issues.

Day 2 Putting into practice and applying the work with four Bristol secondary schools.  The day begins with a performance of No Time choreographed by Irven Lewis and danced by Karensa Louis with music by American Poet Bridget Gray (My Letter to Hip Hop). This is the stimulus for the rest of the day’s work dealing with issues of sexism in Hip Hop, peer pressure and gang crime.