Crew

Crew have successfully launched their Summer Camps at St Marks school, Ealing. These exciting week long camps have seen the children playing games, completing challenges and most importantly working together to put on a show, for friends, parents and relatives at the end of the week.

In the first week the children created a show based around the book “where the wild things are”. They made fantastic monster costumes, and sets and performed various individual pieces including dance routines, raps, songs and gymnastics as well as working together to reinact the story with such enthusiasm and energy they got the whole audience jumping! Grrrrrrrrrrr!

Has Hanwell got Talent?

Week two of Summer Camps has seen even more talent come and join the week long activities. With more games, challenges and fun activities for the kids it has certainly been a memorable week.

The show performance for the week has been a spoof of “Britains got talent” entitled “Hanwells got talent”, and has seen the kids perform various special talents in the form of some of their favourite characters including Homer Simpson, The Incredible Hulk and Alice in Wonderland. The talents were brilliant including juggling, dancing, singing and some fantastic performances from the show presenters and panel of judges, Lady Gaga, Miley Cyrus and even the Queen made an appearance!

Lets just say, watch out Simon Cowell “Hanwell’s got Talent!”

Back to Summer Camps

A big, thank you to Briony Creasey of ECAS (Ealing Curriculum Advisory Service); for organising, ‘The Ealing Enquiry’ project, throughout March. Due to Briony’s coordination and recommendation through ECAS, we were able to offer Ealing schools ½ price (and in some cases) free science workshops. The team presented our ‘Clued-up or Clueless’ science murder mystery workshops to, approx 2000, KS2 primary school children throughout the borough. These crime busting, finger printing, bloodstained workshops acted as the catalyst to a 2 week science project, supported by our teacher’s packs, that offered the upper KS2 children the chance to get some real ‘hands on’ science investigation experience. With all the games and challenges designed to promote the ‘applied’ use of ‘transition’ level science investigation skills, this project really ‘cracked the case’!
Adam Senior, M.D.

Back to CREW Schools

A Special Offer too good to miss!

As your school may have used Crew on a number of occasions, we would like to offer you the opportunity to receive free workshops! If you are new to CREW this might be a good way of trying us out.

Recently a few schools that are within a group, hub or cluster have been creating themed weeks within their Borough e.g. Science Week, Healthy Eating Week or History week, and booked us to perform the shows. This has allowed us to offer half price 60 children sessions to the group, hub or cluster schools and free workshops to the school who have organised the event. This is perfect for Black History month!

To receive your free workshops, all we require you to do is arrange at least a weeks worth of workshops amongst your group, hub or cluster of schools. Alternatively, if you can provide us with a list of schools who would be interested in taking part in a week of workshops within your borough and the workshops they would like to see, we would be more than happy to coordinate booking in dates and times for individual schools.

We will travel to each of the schools to run the workshop, so you don’t need to organise the schools to come to you. Your school will then receive a free day of workshops of your choice and the other schools will receive 50% off their workshops for groups of 60 children. You can choose whichever workshops you would like to create your ideal education experience.