Earth Moves
Workshops and Projects for Schools, Young People, Communities, and Organisations.
Art, dance, meditation and mythology
The Green Space School Project
Workshops and Projects for Schools, Young People, Communities, and Organisations.
Art, dance, meditation and mythology
The Green Space School Project
Transformational & Inspirational Events, Wellbeing, permaculture, nature, performances, Workshops, Dance Classes, Tours, Trips and Retreats
Schools and Adult Education Projects
Schools and Adult Education Projects
Multidisciplinary arts approaches to learning about ancient history mythology and multiculturalism.
Workshops in arts , drumming, and dance culminates in a show that demonstrates the work, that has an overarching theme.
Children/ adults are taught various moves and then a dance/theatre /art piece is constructed around ancient mythologies/stories. We will help children to produce sculptures and 'artefacts' if requested.
Artists, drummers and dance teachers collaborate on projects with children. Dance, drumming techniques and artwork of the particular civilizations can be taught.
Artists, drummers and cultural/archaeological experts can be included in a package, to suit the needs/curriculum/budget of each group.
Projects can last for one session, to a series building over weeks.
Projects offered
Projects offered
Mythological/Historical
Egypt
The story of Isis and Osiris
The story of Sekhmet
Mesopotamia
Ishtar a myth of the seasons. (Mesopotamia Inanna/Ishtar: A Myth of the Seasons. What is now called Iraq was in many ways the seat of civilisation. The Mesopotamian invented the written word, agriculture and many other things.
The Mystery of the Minoan art and culture
The story of Buddhism- Arts workshop
Indian dance -The story of Diwali-Dance drama of the ancient Hindu myth of Sita and Rama.
Dancing the Archetypes -Finding the Inner Hero/Heroine using Celtic myths, movement and art.
Workshops and talks. Projects to foster inclusion and challenge homophobia.
Meditation In schools- Secular meditation for all ages to improve focus and relaxation.
View article on meditation in schools
View our courses and workshops page
Dance workshops in Schools and Community Groups
Dance workshops in Schools and Community Groups
Fun belly dance or Bollywood workshops teaching the basics of dance.
Dance for fun, relaxation, and confidence-building.
Turkish dance
Egyptian dance
Bollywood dance
Egyptian Raks al Sayya- Stick dance for boys, girls and adults, A mix of cultural dance and martial arts....
Bollywood Dreams
Art, workshops Around urban, natural and spiritual themes.
'Thank you for your hard work with our children and parents.’ Granby Children's Centre
'We were extremely happy with the session you provided and the students thoroughly enjoyed it. Kindest regards', Alison Cottenham Enrichment Team Leader
Liverpool Community College
'Thank You so much for coming to work with the Guides this evening. Your teaching skills were fabulous and you captured the imagination of even the most reluctant girls to take part and engage with the dancing. I have never seen them so quiet and so engaged with an activity before. They all had a really fabulous evening. The way in which you gently showed them how to do the dancing and carefully explained the culture behind the dance was brilliant and all of the girls have now ticked off one of the clauses of their culture badge.' Thanks again. Revd Jane Turner, 1st Thurstaston Guides, St Chad’s Church, Roslin Rd, Irby, Wirral
Hello from Millfields!
Just wanted to thank you both again for the wonderful day. Everyone had a great time trying out dance moves and putting them together into sequences. We were impressed with the way you were able to adapt your delivery from the very young reception children to the older juniors, not always an easy thing to do but you reached all of them.
Everyone is still buzzing with ideas.
Sue Stott Teacher at Millfields Primary School, Wirral.
the boys loved the stick dancing, we hope you can come back next year.' Wirral Boys Grammar School.
the boys loved the stick dancing, we hope you can come back next year.' Wirral Boys Grammar School.