“I am George Stephenson”
Created by the young people of Graves Youth Theatre (GYT) and Paul Whitfield.
GYT is really excited to present their first production. This humorous look at the life of George Stephenson will be on tour in Oct/Nov. Dates to be announced at the beginning of August.
This has all been possible because of the generous support of:
East Midlands Railway, CrossCountry Trains, Northern Railway, High Peak and Hope Valley Community Rail Partnership, the Brian Sellars Trust, and the Graves Ward Councillors (Sheffield City Council).
To find out more about the production and its story please follow this link: I am George Stephenson
GYT is really excited to present their first production. This humorous look at the life of George Stephenson will be on tour in Oct/Nov. Dates to be announced at the beginning of August.
This has all been possible because of the generous support of:
East Midlands Railway, CrossCountry Trains, Northern Railway, High Peak and Hope Valley Community Rail Partnership, the Brian Sellars Trust, and the Graves Ward Councillors (Sheffield City Council).
To find out more about the production and its story please follow this link: I am George Stephenson
Graves Youth Theatre (GYT)
WAT is very proud to have started a youth theatre. Based in Graves Park Pavillion it is FREE for young people. It provides high quality drama and performance experiences to young people.
To find out more follow this link:
GYT
To find out more follow this link:
GYT
The Exploits of Ethel
See our new teaching resource based on our recent project
The Exploits of Ethel.
Click on the link below to find it on the TES site from where it can be downloaded for free.
https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13244836
The Exploits of Ethel.
Click on the link below to find it on the TES site from where it can be downloaded for free.
https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13244836
Articles in UCL Press
WAT's creative history work features in 2 newly published articles on the UCL Press 'Paper Trails' site.
Click below to find
'Aliens'? Creative History in the Primary Classroom
and
Aliens: A Play from the Archives
WAT's creative history work features in 2 newly published articles on the UCL Press 'Paper Trails' site.
Click below to find
'Aliens'? Creative History in the Primary Classroom
and
Aliens: A Play from the Archives
World War 1 Work
Our WW1 themed work is featured in “Children and Conflict”, one of four “open access downloadable legacy-themed e-books” from the ‘Beyond Commemoration: Community, Collaboration and Legacies of the First World War’ project.
Click here to access the books, which can be downloaded as PDFs. Our work is on page 48 of “Children and Conflict”.
Our WW1 themed work is featured in “Children and Conflict”, one of four “open access downloadable legacy-themed e-books” from the ‘Beyond Commemoration: Community, Collaboration and Legacies of the First World War’ project.
Click here to access the books, which can be downloaded as PDFs. Our work is on page 48 of “Children and Conflict”.
WAT are proud to be Artsmark Partners. To find out more about what we can offer click here.
Find out more about Artsmark at www.artsmark.org.uk.
Find out more about Artsmark at www.artsmark.org.uk.
