Lockdown Learning through MUSIC-CAN with Forget-Me-Not-Productions: Victorians in the Old Kent Road

Inclusive Music / Inclusive theatre company June 30, 2020

Lockdown Learning Through MUSIC-CAN Victorians in the Old Kent Road

Here is the second instalment of our FREE homeschooling creative learning resources. Click the video below to hear this week’s song (which is all about the Victorian Era).

Second up in the series is Victorians in the Old Kent Road (released Tuesday 30th June). As promised, we are posting a FREE creative resource pack every Tuesday to help you with homeschooling. There are 4 suitable activities for ALN, SEN, KS1 & KS2 suggested above in the PowerPoint link.

This isn’t a money making scheme – the sessions listed above are completely FREE. However, like many small businesses struggling during this pandemic, we do need to keep some income coming in to keep our business afloat, so would welcome any donations.

https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/forgetmenotproductions

Clary

Clary Saddler facilitates, directs and guides diverse communities who have been marginalised by society (disabled people, economically challenged communities, older people, the LGBT community) in finding their creative voices through inclusive arts. Clary’s journey is the proof in her proverbial pudding. Her roller-coaster ride from actor/musician/singing tutor to qualified drama teacher, Head of Department and theatre company founder/artistic director has paid off. Her mission is clearly founded upon a drive and determination to achieve excellence.

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Lockdown Learning Through MUSIC-CAN Victorians in the Old Kent Road

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