workshop - outreach - Education Workshops - forget-me-not-productions

With technology in education reinventing itself on what feels like weekly basis, gizmos & gadgets such as 3D printers and VR headsets continue to enable educators to reach a whole new teaching level. For Forget-Me-Not-Productions; a green screen, Rode microphone and a GoPro are the only staple gadgets needed. These items engage and also stimulate pupils in truly creative learning workshops. These workshops have the ethos of the Donaldson Report (Successful Futures) at its core.

Our educational programmes

Workshops currently on offer to early years and Key Stage 1 (KS1):

Heroes and Villains: Basic Characterisation techniques using movement and also posture to re-create classic “goodies” and “baddies” using well-known shows (such as Peter Pan) as the stimulus material

Nursery Crimes: Help Detective Inspector Jack Spratt of the Nursery Crime division crack the Humpty Dumpty case using CSI techniques using well-known nursery rhymes (such as Jack and Jill) as the stimulus material

Once Upon a Time: Creating a group fairytale in a workshop where pupils also design the costumes, props and set

Oh no it Isn’t!: Creating a group pantomime using still images, colourful costumes and also basic set

Workshops currently on offer to KS2 and KS3:

Shakespeare 4 Kidz: a modern day approach to understanding and also performing Shakespeare – can be linked to the annual Shakespeare Schools Festival

Improve you Improv: an improvisation workshop with the aim of developing social and communication skills and also creativity. This is a particularly effective workshop for pupils with Emotional and Behavioural Difficulties (EBD) and also pupils with Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD)