Lovely resource from The Drawing Room as part of their series Rock Paper Scissors! Something everyone in the family can have a go at!
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Black Prince Trust offering virtual sports classes
Our colleagues at The Black Prince Trust Hub off Kennington Road have been doing amazing work during the current Covid 19 pandemic. They have given over their hall spaces to be a food distribution hub, working with Brixton People’s Kitchen which is based there, to deliver essential food parcels to many families in the area. They have lots of virtual sports classes available to join for all ages including family fitness, karate, boxing, youth yoga and many more!
For details check their website:
http://blackprincetrust.org.uk/
The Drawing Room – portraits
The Drawing Room’s latest art resource encourages us to draw our family members.
100 Great Black Britons Competition for home learning
The National Education Union (NEU) is running a competition for children, accessible for those learning from home – 100 Great Black Britons.https://www.100greatblackbritons.co.uk/
There’s lots of resources to help children get involved. Competition entry deadline is 30th September!
100 Great Black Britons Competition for home learning
The National Education Union (NEU) is running a competition for children, accessible for those learning from home – 100 Great Black Britons.https://www.100greatblackbritons.co.uk/
There’s lots of resources to help children get involved. Competition entry deadline is 30th September!
more Art activities from EYFS to KS2 for home and in school
thank you colleagues in The Craft Council, The Drawing Room and Southark Art Co-ordinators network, for this week’s lovely activities.
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Nonsense_Objects_Key_Stage_1.pdf
Under_the_Sea_Collage_Early_Years.pdf
Art activities for home and school – Colour, Squash and Stretch!
some great activities this week looking at colour, and from The Drawing Room – Squash and Stretch!
learn to sing John Kanakanaka!
Over the last 2 years, classes across our cluster have enjoyed singing John Kanakanaka as a warm up for Music sessions as part of our Confident Creators programme. Now anyone can have a go at home or at school!
Aga from Pegasus Opera Company teaches us a folk song from the South Sea Islands called John Kanaka. Join in with the singing, signing and the rhythms! This song was sung by seafaring workers to rhythmically accompany the work they are doing aboard ship. As a matter of fact, this one is known as a "halyard shanty" meaning that it was often sung by the sailors hoisting the biggest sails – very hard work indeed. "John Kanaka" originates in the South Sea Islands including Hawaii and Polynesia, between there and Australia and New Zealand. The word "kanaka" in some Polynesian tongues means "man" and is how aboriginal peoples of the islands refer to themselves.
This video was generously supported by the Paul Hamlyn Foundation.
Art resources for this week
Week 4 of our art resources from our Southwark colleagues and week 5 of the Drawing Room artist challenges
EYFS Sesame Street meditations
Helping younger children with processing some BIG feelings going on at the moment, Sesame Street have teamed up with Headspace to teach breathing techniques and meditation.
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