Box of Delights- Adventure Workshops

The Babbling Vagabonds present a new series of half or full day workshops for Primary Schools.
The workshops use all the wonder of theatre and all the limitless scope of children’s imaginations to create fun, innovative, interactive workshops.
The Adventure Workshops run for half day sessions and use a magical mix of drama, music, dance, puppetry storytelling. A craft activity is also involved where students will create artwork to be used within the exciting adventure.

Half Day session for one class £125, Full Day session for two classes £225

Storyland
Age Range: Nursery to Year 2
Detectives
Age Range: Years 1, 2 & 3
Day of Dance
Suitable for all
Beyond the clouds, beyond the stars, way out beyond the moon lies the magical world of Storyland. They all live happily together in story land, or rather they did UNTIL NOW…. Disaster has struck and without your help all the stories could be lost forever.
During this half-day session children will have to work together to solve problems, develop the story and rescue storybook characters. This workshop is a fun innovative way to develop learning skills whilst immersing themselves in a fabulous fantasy world.
Using all their senses children will have to help solve the mystery of The Red Crime. Jumpers! Faces! Bottoms! Cars! You name it they have all been sprayed red! What on earth is going on?
This is an exciting adventure workshop where children create detective characters and have to follow clues to solve the crime. Children have to problem solve, use maths, logic and cooperation in order to capture the criminal and discuss just how the criminal should be punished.
For £225 a professional dancer will visit your school for a day and work with up to four classes. She can teach modern dance, jazz, street dance, contemporary, ballet, tap, Spanish flamenco and choreography.
The whole school could be dancing from the youngest child to the oldest teacher. Sessions with each class should be a minimum of 45 minutes to a maximum of an hour and a half. It can be as simple as a dance class including a dance warm up; learning of new steps and a routine or dance can be related to a topic being explored within the school.