A pioneering scientifically proved programme – MovementWorks Action for Brockley – needs your support. Your vote could make all the difference to a local charity that helps children’s learning and […]
In the summer of 2017 I travelled over 10,800km across the Indian Ocean from a sunny country called Singapore to embark on an exciting internship with MovementWorks. Over a 6 […]
My experiences with Developmental Dance Movement® In Trinidad and Tobago and most of parts of the UK, dance is not generally regularly incorporated into the academic curriculum of nurseries, mainstream […]
A selection of recent guest posts we’ve written for other blogs: Royal Society Of Arts – Stepping Into Neurodance Early Arts U.K Webinar Excerpt from Ask The Expert Guest Webinar […]
Our mid-summer story Leading the practice at MEfA Summer Conference 2015 Many of the organisations we work with will by now have enjoyed some well-earned summer relaxation time. As […]
Most educators would agree that mid term i.e. the middle of the academic year, usually marks the time for the most growth and development potential. The settling in period of […]
Back in 2013 I wrote a couple of blogs about witches – yes, those of the toil and trouble kind. These writings went some way towards relieving the frustration concerning […]
Fun Palaces Last month found me with megaphone in hand delivering the science of movement education on a public soapbox as part of the national Fun Palaces event. MfEA Presentation […]
Revived from the summer, ready and super excited about the new school year. I make no excuses for the concise nature of this newsletter MovementWorks has some very busy weeks […]
A great article I’d like to share by Annie Murphy Paul published on The Hechinger Report website. Is the body the next breakthrough in education tech? Researchers finding movement can […]