South Lakeland
Resources
When We Started Singing (Primary School)
Posted: 24/03/2022 by M6 Theatre
A film about Mr Popple an elderly man who lives alone with just his pet tortoise, Tommy, for company and his acts of kindness that transforms strangers into friends and a community is born.
Don't Hate Me (Primary Schools)
Posted: 24/03/2022 by M6 Theatre
Participatory project. Don’t Hate Me is a film exploring the issue of hate crime in primary schools.
Wherever the Road (Secondary Schools)
Posted: 24/03/2022 by M6 Theatre
Participatory project. The film portrays the lives of six proud members of the Gypsy and Traveller community.
Our Story (Primary Schools)
Posted: 24/03/2022 by M6 Theatre
Participatory project. Our Story is an animation made by young refugees and offers meaningful advice on the simple steps that would make a new person feel welcome.
The Storm (age 11+)
Posted: 24/03/2022 by M6 Theatre
The Storm is a powerful film with accompanying resources to ignite your pupils’ imaginations and provide space for them to share their views and deepen their knowledge of the Climate Emergency.
Hench (age 13+)
Posted: 24/03/2022 by M6 Theatre
Hench is a single voice play which looks at what it means to be strong and how, for boys and young men, being strong may not always be the best way to stay well. Comes with an accompanying resource pack for teachers.
Clueless (age 13+)
Posted: 24/03/2022 by M6 Theatre
Clueless is single voice play which raises awareness of mental health issues, self-harm and suicide. Comes with an accompanying resource pack for teachers.
The World Reimagined Programme 2022
Posted: 04/02/2022 by The World Reimagined
The World Reimagined Learning Programme is a creative journey for students, teachers and schools towards a future of racial justice. Do you want to inspire and empower your school community to make racial justice a reality?
Christmas How To.... Make A Pop-Up Santa!
Posted: 19/11/2021 by Imaginarium Theatre
Christmas Activities with Imaginarium: how to make a pop-up Santa with Imagineer Liz Shelbourne