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Big History Day – VE Day 2025 – 80th Anniversary
24th Mar 2025
Teaching Resources
21st Mar 2025
Maths Around the World Teaching Resource
19th Mar 2025
Shakespeare Week 2025
12th Mar 2025
British Science Week 2025 Teaching Resources
9th Mar 2025
World Book Day 2025 – Teaching Activity Pack
3rd Mar 2025
Refugee Week 2025 – 16th-22nd June – School Workshops
28th Feb 2025
New! A World of World Views
25th Feb 2025
National Poetry Day 2025 – School Workshops
3rd Jan 2025
Florence Nightingale School Workshops (KS1 and KS2)
1st Jan 2025
Science Week Ireland 2025- School Workshops
31st Dec 2024
Maths Week England 2025
28th Dec 2024
Seasons Greetings from As Creatives
19th Dec 2024
Big History Day
31st Oct 2024
Maths Week Ireland 2025
12th Oct 2024
STEM Workshops for Schools this Summer Term
1st Jun 2024
CSI: Maths Workshops for Primary and Secondary Schools
31st May 2024
CSI: Olympics – Maths Day for Primary Schools
14th Apr 2024
Whole-School Maths: Times Tables Trattoria
22nd Mar 2024
Sensory Maths – the Inclusivity of Maths
12th Sep 2023
Enterprise Education – School Workshops
8th Sep 2023
National Poetry Day – School Workshops
31st Aug 2023
International Schools
18th Aug 2023
Literacy Workshops Secondary Schools Scotland
7th Apr 2023
Whole School Maths Day – Whole School Maths Challenges
29th Jan 2023
International Women’s Day – School Workshops
24th Jan 2022
Drop Down Day – Enrichment Workshops
23rd Mar 2025
“The children all loved the workshops and I had very positive feedback from all staff. It was great to get them thinking about books and their favourite stories.”
“Thank you so much for your energy and dedication. The pupils absolutely loved your sessions and it was wonderful to see them all working collaboratively and enjoying their learning in such a creative way.”
Thankyou to @AsCreatives The Architect’s enjoyed their Shakespeare Workshops…..Here are some children creating a tableaux for The Tempest play. pic.twitter.com/p8EmwOlIv3
— St. Edmund’s and St. Thomas’ Primary School (@stedstthomas_) January 13, 2023
Brilliant Britons Show & Workshops, St Michael’s and All Angels Primary SchoolA great big thank you to Helen and Rosie from @AsCreatives for delivering a wonderfully interactive performance this morning. pic.twitter.com/3S8ETCiigF
— St. Michael's News (@smaaanews) May 13, 2022
“I just wanted to say what a fantastic workshop it was last week. Our pupils thoroughly enjoyed it and the staff were keen to pass on how engaging and brilliant with the pupils Ady was. Hopefully we will be using you again in the future – I am going to have a look at your sessions for older pupils too as a potential for year 10 or 11. Thanks from everyone at St Hugh’s.”
St Hugh’s School
“I just wanted to express the thanks of the English department and our GCSE students. It was a great day for us and them. The students really enjoyed the activities and the reminders as well as some new learning and gained renewed interest in the text and its characters and a fresh way of approaching the play.”
Shakespeare Workshops, St Benedict’s School
“The children thoroughly enjoyed their day and particularly loved performing at the beginning and end with the whole school. The students gained further understanding of how to use their ideas to write poetry, as well as a look at performing poetry. Some staff were surprised by how some more reluctant readers and writers in class were engaged with the poetry. It was great to be able to involve the whole school in a workshop day all the way from EYFS and bring the children together to work collaboratively.”
A Christmas Celebration in Rhyme workshop, Northway Primary,
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