Performances, workshops and projects available for KS 2 and upwards. Maria is a qualified teacher with enhanced DBS, PLI and over twenty years experience delivering arts based classes and workshops. Please get in touch to discuss your requirements.
“Thanks so much for yesterday! It was a brilliant day and all the children really enjoyed your sessions and found it very engaging!” St. Joseph’s Primary School.
Ignite their imaginations…
Relax and enjoy the performance! Maria will bring stories to life in your school. Watch your pupils excel as they enjoy exciting workshops, performances and projects. Traditional storytelling (performed, not read) is a fantastic way to increase the oracy skills of your pupils, increase their cultural capital, and develop their confidence. Oral storytelling works particularly well for those pupils who may struggle with written tasks, and those who find it difficult to focus. Stories gathered from all around the world are a great way to celebrate diversity whilst finding the common threads that link us all together.
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Set their creativity soaring…
Maria is a qualified teacher, with enhanced DBS, PLI and up to date safeguarding training. She is an experienced Creative Mentor through her work with “The Mighty Creatives” and specialises in supporting the development of creativity and confidence in people of all ages in all of her work.
Maria is a registered Artsmark practitioner.
Get in touch via the contact form or email mariacredali@yahoo.co.uk to discuss your ideas and requirements.
“The children engaged really well with the workshop, they were happy to get involved with the activities planned by Maria. The session provided children the chance to reinforce their understanding of the story, which also supported their English work.” Joseph Turner Primary School.
Performances are available to suit KS 1, 2 and 3. Workshops are individually tailored to suit KS 2 and 3. Prices range from £250 to £350 for a full day, with discounts available for longer projects.
The video below is a trailer for “Letters Through Time” – an Arts Council England funded project which was commissioned by Festival at the Edge and created with the children of Farlow Primary School. The children had a wonderful time performing in front of a large and very appreciative audience at the festival.
Maria Credali 