Using the performing arts, KS1 pupils will travel through various countries in Africa, discovering landscape features, climate and some of the animals you may encounter along the way.

Using drama-led activities, we'll show your pupils how to handle differences of opinion without resorting to bullying. It's important to choose respect, even when we disagree.

Get ready to practise those critical thinking skills, as KS2 classes use drama to navigate their way through essential Online Safety topics like trolling, AI, online bullying and misleading content.

Especially for KS2, this dynamic workshop invites your pupils to evaporate, condensate and precipitate their way through the fascinating journey of water on our planet.

Bonjour! The world-famous Olympic Games are arriving in Paris. What better time for a trip across the channel to visit our European neighbour, France?

Start practising those airs and graces – we’re about to meet two of Britain’s marvellous monarchs! Step back in time in this right royal History workshop for KS1.

Using a range of inclusive drama activities, consider the things that make us all unique. Plus, how we can best support our peers by celebrating our differences and strengths.

Bullying causes hurt. What can we do to counteract that harm? The first positive step is speaking out!

A fantastic Black History workshop for primary schools to kickstart creative learning around the civil rights movement.

Created by award-winning writer, Marjorie Morgan, this exciting KS2 workshop takes your pupils on a time-travelling journey through the annals of British Black History.

Perhaps you've already heard of Henry VIII, the English King who had six wives?

Embark on an extra-terrestrial mission through one of humankind’s greatest achievements: the 1969 Moon Landing. Plus, the man who made it possible.