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Jim Manganello’s first blog about his Immerse residency with Forthview Primary School
staging an existing story, the young people were always at the service of someone else
Meet Jenny, one of the Children’s Festival’s volunteers
to create that safe space and understand that we aren’t any different to anyone else
Emily Nicholl reflects on a year of Jerwood Fellowship looking at performances for children with additional support needs, and her thinking around our relationships to landscape. Part 2 of 2.
But who are the traditional theatre rules for, who do they serve, what else can be
Read more about Removing access barriers – Ivy Davis Wood
I’m as welcome here as anybody else.“
Read more about Removing access barriers – Ivy Davis Wood
I’m as welcome here as anybody else.“
Read more about Centering children’s rights – Creative Encounters
I feel like I can express my emotions better here than anywhere else and it feels
Read more about Centering children’s rights – Creative Encounters
I feel like I can express my emotions better here than anywhere else and it feels
Anna Broomfield, our Schools & Communities Project Coordinator, marks the UNCRC incorporation into Scots Law with a reflection on our childrens rights project Creative Encounters.
children have the right to “be listened to and taken seriously“), but it’s something else
Anna Broomfield, our Schools & Communities Project Coordinator, marks the UNCRC incorporation into Scots Law with a reflection on our childrens rights project Creative Encounters.
children have the right to “be listened to and taken seriously“), but it’s something else
