Booking for Come & Try sessions will open on Wednesday 25 September.
Each twilight offers a stand-alone evening of creativity, peer conversations and refreshments, and is designed to support playful exploration, reimagining craft for the classroom as well as for personal enjoyment and enrichment.
No prior experience is needed for any of these sessions, which will be suitable for complete beginners as well as for those interested in rekindling past interests. We aim for these sessions to be fun, supportive and enjoyable, as well as beneficial to your creative classroom practice.
Participants at each session will:
- Work with craft educators.
- Gain confidence in the use of craft.
- Enjoy conversations with peers over drinks and snacks.
- Take away resources to use in the classroom and craft materials to practice with.
Access & Inclusion
These twilights will take an inclusive approach and are suitable for teachers, Teaching Assistants, support staff and admin staff working in state primary mainstream and SEND settings. An access budget is available to support participant engagement in this programme, for example for transport, BSL interpretation or other costs.
Eligibility
Primary Arts Come & Try twilights are aimed at staff working in any role in state primary mainstream and special schools in London. This may include teachers, Teaching Assistants, support staff, and admin staff. The programme is designed to support your own personal enjoyment and enrichment through the arts, as well as supporting learning.
Your school must be in a London borough to be eligible for the programme.
If your school or a member of your school staff is participating in another area of the Primary Arts programme, you are still eligible to take part in this strand of the programme.