Learn about theatre in the early years through this pre-recorded virtual conference with a panel of expert-led workshops. 

The Transformative Power of Theatre in Education

Capturing curiosity, cultivating creativity, enabling empathy
and activating learner agency.

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overview

This 4-hour online stage explores the benefits of looking through a theatre lens at our early years education. Hear from theatre in education experts who will share what they do, why they do it and how we can bring these skill sets into our schools.

  • Duration: 4 Hours

For more information, contact clare.sutton@internationalcurriculum.com

The benefits of learning holistically are central to the IEYC curriculum. Theatre, dance and music have considerable power to enable this. The performing arts transcend language and cultural diversities to provide us with a common and shared language. Through storytelling and role play children can explore worlds beyond their own reality and establish the building blocks of international mindedness.

The Greeks used theatre to emote, to share stories and to understand the human condition. It was education and health services housed in theatres central to their communities.  Performing arts skills nurture creativity, flexibility and problem solving with the added magic of offering an international language.

What to Expect

The virtual conference starts with a keynote session from the unique Polka Theatre in London UK, followed by a variety of workshops that are delivered by leading performing arts professionals. They share research and findings as well as give practical tips to include in your school. The final session is a panel curated by IEYC Lead Laura James.


Keynote and Workshop Sessions From:

Facilitated by Laura James
Head of IEYC

brought to you by

The International Early Years Curriculum (IEYC)

This icaSpotlight is brought to you by the IEYC, supporting you in using the transformative power of theatre with your learners!
Patrick Jones - Course author