posted by Louise Kirby, YMI Coordinator and Creative Learning Facilitator
A Culinary Tale and Little Rabbit
A Culinary Tale
Target Audience – P1 & P2 Classes
Immersive and interactive performance that encourages pupils to help the Dragons make good food choices in the preparation for the gathering of the dragon clans banquet, Great Great Great Great Gran-Dragon makes an appearance supporting the choice of using local food and recipes to create a delicious healthy accessible culinary meal for all to enjoy. (No real food will be consumed but a gift encouraging healthy eating to take home will be given to every pupil who takes part)
This fun performance is funded through Better Eating, Better Learning and makes links to Scottish Larder, making Food Choices and The Dining Experience.
Price – subsidised cost is £50 per performance (normally £150)
Max numbers – one full class
Delivered – January to March
Please send your booking enquires to Amy Hall Gibson GibsonA@angus.gov.uk
Little Rabbit
Target Audience – Pre-school and private nurseries
Little Rabbit is a charming theatre performance for pre-school children preparing to move into primary one. The performance is an engaging, interactive and enjoyable, experience that supports children’s exploration in the themes around transition. The use of creative techniques encourage pre-schoolers to voice their concerns about starting primary one in addition to supporting the Little Rabbit who is unsure about starting school. The performance concludes with a hands on workshop using drama and art techniques to further explore transition from nursery to primary one.
“Amy and Louise deliver a charming story which the children can relate to and interact with, they use simple but appealing props to put across the message that its ok to be scared about changes, going to ‘big school’ and the need to talk to someone. The ‘Little Rabbit’ links into a health and wellbeing programme on Mental Health and Resilience in Early Years delivered in 2014 by myself and colleagues from NHS, which used the ‘Oh Lila’ packs. The importance of supporting young children’s transitions is highlighted in all our main documents and ‘Little Rabbit’ has played a key role in the transition process within Angus pre school settings.” – Liz Kirkman, Pre-school Development Officer
Prices include workshop – £150 for a maximum of 20 children.
**If you would like more than 1 performance we can offer discounts**
2 performances in the same morning 25% discount = £225
3 performances in the same day 35% discount = £292.50
Maximum number – 20 children per workshop
Delivered – April – June
Please send your booking enquiries to Amy Hall Gibson GibsonA@angus.gov.uk
