I have facilitated and delivered creative workshops in schools, youth clubs and venues across London and around Chiang Mai.
Here is a selection of some of my favourite projects:
Tudor Voyage - the Boat's gotta Float!
Using science to figure out what floats, maths to measure, work out space and volume. This 6 week long Tudor Voyage Project was initiated by Eastside Educational Trust. Developed by Linda Skoglund in collaboration with artists Hayley Potter and Jonathan.
Week one we learned about science. We looked at different materials such as wood, card, metal to see what could be good for building our ships. We started with experimenting with the materials to see how well it could float and how strong it was. We learned about shapes and the density of water versus air and we understood why steel boats can float.
Our project was lead by our Captains and Crews - everyone collaborated in designing, researching, decorating and presenting.
Have Fun with Drawing & Painting - One of my absolute favourite projects, an abundance of creativity, talents and skills which we show cased at an exhibition for the families and friends
Creative Origami - I have taught numerous Origami workshops. This summer school project had us collaborating on really large Origamis and all students also made a collection of very tiny ones.
Best of Blessed - Mask and Hat creations -
I have delivered numerous arts activities at events and festivals this was set-up as drop-in sessions part of a wider event in Brixton
Film London - Nanny McPhee
drop in mask making at the Picturehouses
Greenwich & Brixton
Doll making at the Rich Mix
Drop-in sessions for children - Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation
Cultural Canvas - Chiang Mai, Thailand
Hill Tribe school sessions
Hot Water! Film competition, co-created with Langley Primary School in collaboration with Cool it Schools
Bath Time! by students at Goodrich Primary School
Animated by Year 5 at St Joseph's Primary School, Greenwich to promote the Cool it Schools Hot Water! Short film competition for young people (aged 4 ~ 25) launched on World Water Day.
