Roll up, roll up for a dazzling one-day drama workshop, perfect for children aged 4 to 7! Taking place at Hotwells Primary School, Circus Spectacular promises a day of excitement and creativity. Through crafts, games, and an imaginative dramatic adventure, children will step into the colorful world of the circus.

Roll up, roll up for a dazzling one-day drama workshop, perfect for children aged 4 to 7! Taking place at Hotwells Primary School, Circus Spectacular promises a day of excitement and creativity. Through crafts, games, and an imaginative dramatic adventure, children will step into the colorful world of the circus.

Roll up, roll up for a dazzling one-day drama workshop, perfect for children aged 4 to 7! Taking place at Hotwells Primary School, Circus Spectacular promises a day of excitement and creativity. Through crafts, games, and an imaginative dramatic adventure, children will step into the colorful world of the circus.

Pawsome Pals is a one-day drama workshop designed for children aged 4 to 7. This paws-itively delightful day will be packed with crafts, games, and an imaginative dramatic adventure where children will step into the exciting world of pets and vets.

Delight your little ones with a magical blend of dragons and Easter egg twists, ensuring a day filled with drama, crafts, stories, games, and pure fun. Tailored for ages 4 to 7 years old, this enchanting day promises a fantastical experience they won't soon forget.

Event in Bristol, United Kingdom by Drama with Hannah-Rose on Monday, August 21 2023

Nestled in a historic corner of Bristol, Hotwells is a vibrant and creative, community-focused primary school with its own Nursery. We are small in size but bursting at the seams with creativity, warmth and a curiosity to learn!

Location and Dates: Hotwells Primary: Wednesday 31st May 2023 Long Ashton Community Centre: Thursday 1st June 2023 Ages: 4 to 7 years Times: 9.30am-3.30pm Cost: £37.50 per child Attendance: Drop Off (Children only)

Class 2 at Hotwells Primary School in Bristol are studying bugs. Their teacher, Kerry Smith, is using drama to encourage her young scientists to use their observations to write poetry; she uses drama as a tool to deliver elements of the renewed Primary Framework. Her pupils have been researching insects in the school garden and on the web. Now she introduces simple exercises regularly used by ...

Not only does this apply to Art, Drama and Music, but also in the way that we actively encourage our children to develop their imagination and think creatively to problem solve. We want our children to develop a sense of pride in themselves and respect for …