13 May, 10.00 am
The ‘Look, capture, create’ interdisciplinary learning experience takes place over 4 weeks and is aimed at second level learners. It comprises of 4 Glow TV broadcasts and a set of supporting learning experiences which will be shared via the Look Capture, Create Glow group.
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We are the leading national agency for oral storytelling in its traditional and contemporary form, and co-ordinate year-round tailored outreach projects with people of all ages and backgrounds.
Click here for info on Storytelling and Curriculum for Excellence.
We are a leading provider of storytelling training and CPD. We also run a year-round programme of events and exhibitions at the centre.
Storytelling Support Network.
The Network was established to encourage teachers and trainee teachers to use storytelling to enhance the curriculum. It offers a bank of stories/story resources appropriate to different topics and areas of the curriculum as well as tips and ideas on how teachers can support each other in the development of their storytelling skills. And all for free! You can find the website here.
Resources and CPD
Create a culture of storytelling and creative learning: Storyboxes are a colourful and inspirational resource that keeps children creating and retelling stories year after year.
We offer Interactive and tailor-made training events: workshops for children and adults orStoryrich CPD for teachers and staff.
For more information on any of these contactlinda@scottishstorytellingcentre.co.uk
Art teacher in Primary & Secondary schools in Fife in early 1970’s. Puppeteer in schools and community throughout Scotland from mid 1980’s. Many years performing in Edinburgh Fringe Festival and Puppet Animation Festival. Now storyteller, sometimes using puppets, since 2008.
Vist the website here
Storytelling without reading from a book
Storytelling with no props or puppets
Storytelling with props and puppets
Storytelling with songs, music and sound-effects
Workshops on the above
Puppet-making workshops
Workshops/training for adults on storytelling with puppets
Storytelling covers myths, legends and traditional tales from Scotland and also around the world
Storytelling covers Scottish history
Storytelling covers the life and work of Robert Burns
Presentation and Performance- Early/First/Second
15 Crawford Avenue
Gauldry
Newport On Tay
Fife
DD6 8SG
01382 330399
07719 618841
Sat 16 Feb
11am & 2pm (1hr)
Free Drop in – age 7+
LAST CHANCE to interact with the Pictish Stones! This colourful lively exhibition of art from our ancestors of the Scottish ancient carved stones of Pictland offers a wealth of stories and puppets to play with.
Come along to meet and have a creative session with exhibition artist MARIANNA LINES and storyteller/ puppet maker artist SYLVIA TROON.
There will be stories from all, including you the participants, a chance to make your own wee Pictish puppet, and to do some drawing art from the stone images. New dramatic Pictish puppet figures will also be there to meet you.
It’s a new story, an open story, an endless story!
Tell your story.
Don’t miss this last chance to play with the Stones! Last day of Exhibition in the Storytelling Centre’s Court.
Fife Contemporary Art and Craft are delighted to offer primary teachers across Fife a FREEtwilight CPD session, supported by Fife’s Creative Learning Network. This CPD session compliments ‘The Kingdom of If – Art and Sustainability in Fife’ MAC’s* 2012-13 Exhibition which has been organised by FCA&C, and curated by Jonathan Baxter. The CPD session explores the educational resources created to link the exhibition with cross curricular art and environment themes, with participants trying out hands-on art activities which can then be used in the classroom.
The activities will be led by the exhibition organisers and artists Jonathan Baxter & Sarah Gittins.
Date(s): 18 February 2013 and repeated on 28 February 2013
Venue: Lecture Hall, Auchterderran Centre
Time: 4pm-6pm
Cost: FREE
Participants: Primary School Teachers
How to Book a CPD Session:
Course information is available on the Fife CPD System and applications should be made in the normal way.
*MAC – Fife’s Mobile Museum. MAC is a free service which comes out to schools and community venues around Fife. Interested in bringing MAC to your school? Contact Janet Klak on 08451 555 555 Ext 472779 or email janet.klak@fife.gov.uk
(flyer attached) MAC Exhibition
Dundee Science Centre is a registered charity engaged in promoting public engagement with science.
As a member of the Scottish Science Centre Network, Dundee Science Centre is an HMIE-inspected educational organisation. We exist to offer inspiring science experiences for learners of all ages, supporting school and community education, and Curriculum for Excellence.
Our vision
A culture of curiosity, confidence and engagement with science for the Tayside community.
Our mission
Dundee Science Centre’s mission is to be a community resource, which:
Our values
As a team, we commit to this mission and values, and aim to raise the profile of Dundee Science Centre for our work, both locally and internationally, and of Dundee as a city of many discoveries.
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Telephone
Information about our Science Learning Programmes, call the Science Learning Team direct on 01382 868609. Alternatively call 01382 228800.
Fax
Fax us on 01382 868602.
For a school visit enquiry, you can submit an
Dennis Alexander is a Scottish Folk singer / entertainer from Kirkcaldy who takes his music all over Scotland. He has a vast repertoire of songs and is well known for his enthusiastic performances, which fits in to almost any situation. He is also a very well known children’s entertainer and his show, Scotch Broth, features all the best Scottish traditional children’s songs and is available as schools entertainment, folk festivals, theatres and community events.
Possible CfE Expressive Arts Links
Participation in performances and presentations
Contact:
Dennis Alexander
220F High Street
KIRKCALDY
Fife
KY1 1JT
Tel 07774 722631
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ON at Fife with Robert Wiseman Dairies created a fantastic video ‘behind the scenes’ of their Christmas show, Hansel and Gretel in 2012.
