Creative educational workshops

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Musical Shaker Craft Tutorial
Awesome Arani Story
Ten Green Bottles Song
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Artburst

Artburst is a not-for-profit organisation set up in 2006 and we’ve won local and national awards! Our sessions increase confidence, communication skills and pride in creative achievements for children & families. We deliver workshops for schools, children’s centres, community centres and museums – including the London Transport Museum. We’re Makaton approved – so you can have fun with signing as well as singing, movement and art. 

To help in COVID-19 while we’re all at home, staying safe, we’re doing some online sessions to keep us happy and healthy by singing, dancing, creating and having fun while we learn! 

We want to be able to provide these for families from all backgrounds and circumstances. 

If you have the resources to help by making a donation to enable us to continue these sessions for everyone, including those who are struggling financially you can make a donation here. Thank you.

Support Artburst

"Make a Play has been a fantastic project to be a part of and has always been a highlight of the academic year. It is one of the things that our Year 4s most remember about their year and a project that really encourages them to step outside of their comfort zone especially in terms of improvisation and performing in front of an audience. As a teacher, I have seen huge changes in the confidence of children in my class and have always had great pride in watching their performances. Even during the school closures, Artburst worked hard to make sure that our children were able to get the most out of the experience. " Year 3 Teacher Primary School Tower Hamlets.

Make a Play – Primary School
Having an organisation come to us and show interest in and dedication to children with SLCN has been a life affirming experience for us… Artburst bring a fresh perspective. They show that creative arts really can have an impact on vulnerable children and young people with speech, language and communication needs.
Stephen Parsons
I want more sessions please!
Parent