Develop important skills that last a lifetime
Reaching your secondary school pupils
When it comes to young people, performing and creative arts can play a pivotal role in developing confidence, teaching Citizenship, releasing creativity, and improving opportunities for future success. That’s exactly what the experts at Caboodle had in mind when we created programmes to address these issues in a fun and compelling way. We encourage pupils to step out of their comfort zones, be responsible citizens, and prepare for the future.
SELF-IDENTITY & COMMUNICATION
Unfortunately, today’s society promotes increasingly isolated forms of communication that don’t allow pupils to practice complex verbal skills or cooperation, but Caboodle’s programmes are specifically designed to help with understanding diversity and acceptance, team building, self-confidence, gang culture, and anti-bullying.
SKILLS FOR ENRICHMENT & CONTEMPORARY ISSUES
Open up creative minds and broaden world views with engaging and informative workshops from Caboodle. We offer a wide variety of workshops that challenge young people to express themselves using Art, Dance, Drama & Performing Arts and Physical Theatre/Mask & Movement.
Our programmes are also designed to raise awareness about difficult but contemporary subjects like homophobic bullying, which is the main topic of our popular “Boxed In” performance.
SKILLS FOR WORK & EMPLOYMENT
Communication, cooperation, and self-confidence are essential for achieving success in the workplace, which is why Caboodle’s secondary school programmes at the secondary level are focused on maximising pupils’ potential and striving for success. Our performances address a wide variety of topics, including communication, self-confidence, team building, public speaking, debate and interviewing, and customer service.
Stamping It Out!
During their time at secondary school, young people undertake an enormous emotional & physical journey and it is essential that all pupils are able to do this in a safe environment. This means that sensitive subjects
Dying To Fit In is a performance that deals with a number of issues around identity, the need to belong and peer
Boxed In – this performance was originally written as a piece of mask work, but has recently been adapted to a
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We now cover Leicester, Northampton, Coventry, Birmingham, Derbyshire, Warwickshire, and the East-Midlands. Call today!
