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Richard Prendergast, St Michael and All Angels Academy (STEP Creative and Media Work Experience Programme 2010) I am truly amazed at the level of work the students have achieved. This is an amazing opportunity for the young people and they have excelled themselves!
Lucy Williams, The Charter School - STEP is well run and has developed and flourished in the last few years I have been involved and is an absolutely and utterly invaluable resource for schools in Southwark.
Rebecca Benjamins, Bessemer Grange Primary School - STEP provides schools with valuable contacts in the creative world. The workshops, performances and opportunities STEP provides are valuable for the teachers and children. The children love the activities offered by STEP: they allow them to freely express themselves in numerous ways. STEP has enabled smaller theatres to work more closely with schools building a network of creativity in the community.
Southwark Primary School Teacher (STEP Out! Programme 2009) Every child came away acknowledging how well they had achieved. They reflected on the journey taken, particularly those who began cautiously. Each member commented proudly about the contribution they had made.
Southwark Secondary School Teacher (STEP Festival 2009) The STEP Festival has become a key annual event for our school. The young people are hungry for this kind of cultural enrichment and it really does change their lives.
Southwark Secondary School Teacher (STEP Festival 2009) STEP is a valuable resource for us and has stimulated a plethora of work for us over the last two years. How do I get more involved?!
Southwark Secondary School Teacher (STEP Festival 2008) Work like this feeds into challenging young people’s views of the world.
Southwark Primary School Teacher (STEP Festival 2008) The children became more confident in sharing their ideas through acting out and dance…Many children find it hard to communicate through writing and this provides them with another means of succeeding
Southwark Secondary School Teacher (STEP Young Critics Programme 2008) The STEP Young Critics Programme was a fantastic opportunity for our students to extend their skills in a variety of ways in particular in relation to learning about the industry and developing as critical observers and thinkers.