Think Differently
With the likelihood of Shakespeare moving back to the forefront of the curriculum, Twenty Ways into Shakespeare offers you an opportunity to experience a range of interactive ways to engage students in his characters, stories and language. Twenty Ways into … Continue reading
Take part in a Big Draw Collaborative Drawing Extravaganza in your School! October 2012 is Big Draw month – the world’s biggest celebration of drawing! An opportunity for people of all ages to get involved with drawing – to experiment … Continue reading
Following the popularity of our Exploring Photoshop CPD day for teachers, yesterday we ran Exploring Flash Animation with fantastic illustrator and animator James Munro. Teachers from the North West joined us to get to grips with, amongst other things, tweening, … Continue reading
There’s not a playwright, living or dead, who saw their texts as the subject of academic study. Instead, they wanted their works to be shaped by actors and brought to life for audiences – because, as Shakespeare himself put it, … Continue reading
None of the great playwrights, of course, ever intended their works to be under the spotlight of academia. Shakespeare might have set “Love’s Labour’s Lost” in a university – but he would probably have been surprised to find it studied … Continue reading
