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Stand Up, Speak Out

Our workshop supports the updated curriculum guidance on tackling misogyny, sexism and controlling behaviour by equipping pupils with the confidence, language and active bystander skills to recognise and challenge discrimination safely and respectfully.

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Teambuilding

Everyone knows that when you work as an enthusiastic and cohesive team, you are more likely to produce your best work.

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The Empire Windrush

Meet Clinton and his Mum as they say goodbye to their homeland in Jamaica and prepare for a new life in post-war Britain. A perfect resource to celebrate Windrush Day! Acted by Dani Moseley and Stephan Boyce.

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Think Simple, Act Big!

The Assembly This powerful assembly introduces pupils to the extraordinary journey of Little Amal, a 12-foot puppet of a ten-year-old Syrian refugee who has become

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Time To Carnival!

Spirit has become separated from The Notting Hill Carnival Parade only to re-appear in your school hall! From here a different kind of celebration and some contemplation ensues, that of black role models past and present.

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Transition

Preparing for and managing transition can often be a challenging experience. Join Bigfoot to explore and, above all, enjoy the transition creatively through a range of different programmes.

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Transition; Play in A Day

This unique workshop gives your students the opportunity to take part in a group storytelling experience in order to create a unique piece of devised theatre based on transition… in just one day!

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Upwards & Onwards

Bigfoot is proud to present a filmed and edited version of our popular Year 6 Transition Play ‘Upwards & Onwards’ which aims to help children alleviate their worries, concerns and fears about moving on to Secondary School.

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Upwards & Onwards

Our 30 minute classroom film resource where Year 6 children meet two characters on their first day at Secondary school and the challenges they overcome!

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