| annabelle macfadyen |
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| Annabelle is an experienced practitioner and drama workshop leader. Her skills include dance, movement, mime and music and she draws these elements into her programme. She has trained with Jabadao in Movement with Early Years and completed a degree in Creative Education at Exeter University. This is her seventh year on the Take Part scheme providing workshops for 3-5s and training sessions for staff. |
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| Each programme will be tailored to the groups needs by linking with current topics and learning objectives specified by staff. With the emphasis on exploration and play, children will be encouraged to develop their natural abilities to express themselves through drama and movement. A story or theme may be used to stimulate their imagination and involve them in role-play with scope for their own inventions. The use of props and music will support different qualities of movement and allow for spontaneous dancing as well as the creation of simple dance sequences. They will be learning to work together as a group, to give and receive attention and to develop their creativity and confidence. |
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| A separate space without distractions, large enough to move around in, where the children feel secure. |
| 10-15 per workshop. |
| 30-45 minutes per workshop - up to three in a session. |
| One or two adult helpers and a cup of tea! |
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