Picture a Class 6 boy at Monday assembly. He holds two handwritten cards and has two minutes to talk about his favourite cricketer. His voice is barely above a whisper. His eyes stay on the floor. He pauses, loses his place and hurries to the end. A few months later, the same boy walks to […]
For many children, school life is a mix of classroom learning, homework, tests, sports, competitions, and friendships. While academics are important, sports also play a valuable role in a child’s growth. The challenge for parents is helping children manage both without making them feel overwhelmed. A healthy balance between studies and sports is not about […]
Every parent wants their child to study with focus, complete homework on time and feel confident about learning. But in reality, getting a child to sit down and concentrate can sometimes be challenging. A television in the next room, mobile notifications, tiredness or simply a lack of interest can quickly turn study time into a […]
Creating a robotic blog for a school class can be a fun and educational project. Here’s a simplified outline that you can adapt to your class’s specific needs and grade level: Remember to make the blog visually appealing by incorporating images, diagrams, and maybe even short videos. This project not only educates your classmates about […]
The Workshop focused on Dr. Templeton’s The Jareks, adapted by Edward Ford and brought to the stage by Nathan Xavier.
The Schools’ Club works with 40 schools across London for the duration of the Theatre’s season.
