National Drama's Regional SEND Workshop - NATIONAL DRAMA

National Drama’s Regional SEND Workshop

Join us for a workshop on drama in specialist education, happening on October 4th . All teachers and practitioners welcome.

ENGAGEMENT THROUGH DRAMA

with Gill Brigg and Morgan Meredith

This one-day workshop will cover a range of approaches to Drama with SEND pupils. Gill will focus on emotional engagement in stories and teaching in role. Meredith will explore the different Drama approaches used within the five bespoke learning pathways offered at Elms Bank.

There will be a range of activities throughout the day including workshops, Q and A, along with some theoretical underpinning. Teachers will be given a set of adaptable lesson plans to take away and use in school.

It is hoped that there will be contributions from the students at Elms Bank.

This event is relevant to all teachers working in specialist SEND settings, regardless of previous Drama experience, and across all phases, including post-16.

Dr Gill Brigg and Morgan Meredith will co-lead the day.

Dr Gill Brigg

Gill has over 40 years’ experience as a cross-phase drama teacher, theatre-maker, and advisory teacher. With an M.Ed and a PhD, she has worked for the last 20 years in Specialist Schools as a TIE performer, Drama specialist, and class teacher. She now works nationally and internationally with teachers, actors, and academics, developing their practice with neurodivergent groups.

Morgan Meredith

Morgan is a newly qualified Drama, Music, and Performing Arts Teacher, graduating from Manchester Metropolitan University in 2022. Morgan currently works at an SEN school in Bury as the lead teacher for the Performing Arts. She has experience in a variety of educational settings including mainstream, SEN and EHE; working in collaboration with staff, students, and the wider community to ensure pupils access, explore and engage within an Arts based education. Morgan is passionate about Drama being accessible for all learners as a tool for self-expression and creativity, highlighting how Drama’s role within the curriculum enhances the opportunity for young people to know themselves, and the world around them.

FEES

Early Bird ND Member £40.00 until midnight 16th Sept 2024

Early Bird Non Member £45.00 until midnight 16th Sept 2024

Standard ND Member £50.00 from 17th Sept 2024

Standard Non Member £55.00 from 17th Sept 2024.

All Teachers-in-Training are free! Book by emailing gillbrigg3@gmail.com.

Note 1: National Drama is absorbing the Eventbrite fees to make this event as affordable as possible: what you see is what you pay!

Note 2: National Drama Members can claim a discount on this event. Please apply to finance@nationaldrama.org.uk for the promo code.


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Date

04 Oct 2024

Cost

£45 – £55

Time

10:00 am - 3:30 pm

Location

Elmsbank College Hub
Bury Old Road, Prestwich, Manchester, M25 1JH, UK
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Email
chair@nationaldrama.org.uk
Website
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