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Renew for 2 years

£495

TWO YEARS MEMBERSHIP FOR THE PRICE OF ONE
+ Dance artist in school for 1 day
+ New Assessment Framework & Schemes of work
+ New Maths and English concepts through dance.
+ Access to all schemes of work
+ Home learning resources
+ Virtual guided lessons

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New Sign up

£695

+ Whole staff training
+ Creative Steps props bags to support lessons
+ New Assessment Framework & Schemes of work
+ New Maths and English concepts through dance.
+ Access to all schemes of work
+ Home learning resources
+ Virtual guided lessons
£375 for Infant or Junior

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What's Included:

Immediate access to: –

NEW – 6 weeks (a half term’s worth) of guided video lessons for EYFS, KS1 and KS2 linked to the curriculum.
NEW – Short videos that can be used in school or as inspiration for staff to deliver creative dance lessons.
NEW – A document of ideas about how to teach creative dance lessons in a safe and socially distanced way.
Access to the 20 music tracks.

Included in the price is whole staff training which can be done virtually or face to face in a safe and socially distanced way.

Once staff training is complete access you will have access to the entire platform to help you teach creative dance at EYFS, KS1 and KS2 including: –

Curriculum based schemes of work and lesson plans from Reception to Year 6
Progression document with assessment guidance
Visual resources and teacher support
Action, Space, Dynamics and Relationships Spinners
EYFS & KS1 Props bag

Bespoke packages

Additional training and support can be added to the package to suit the school and can include any of the following: –

Whole staff INSET training
Half day/Full day of shared teaching

How to Pay?

Payments can be made via PayPal using a school credit or debit card (PayPal account not required). If you would prefer to pay via BACS or cheque, please email accounts@creativesteps.co and we will provide you with our details.

What is Creative Steps?

A Primary Dance resource for EYFS, KS1 & KS2.

It is a toolkit designed to enable Primary staff to deliver a progressive, creative and high quality dance curriculum throughout the school. Staff training covers the building blocks of dance, how to use a variety of stimuli to inspire choreography, and top tips and tools to confidently deliver creative to dance to support the wider curriculum.

Everything you need is in one place – lesson plans, additional resources to support learning and specially composed music is all on a digital learning platform which can be accessed at any time and in any place.

Why Creative Dance?

There are many benefits of creative dance that extend beyond the physical aspects. It enables the development of team work, cognitive, personal, social and emotional skills as well as exploring the curriculum in a creative, expressive and physical way.

Creative dance is effective at building confidence, independence and problem solving through empowering children’s creative choices.

Ofsted framework May 2019

Creative Steps resource supports:

‘Intent Implementation and Impact’ areas of the new Ofsted framework by providing effective support for those teaching outside their main areas of expertise with schemes of work that give cross curricular opportunities to all learners, enabling them to develop detailed knowledge and skills across the curriculum and, as a result, achieve well.

‘Personal development’ section of the Ofsted framework. The creative dance tasks allow learners to combine body and mind to explore the curriculum beyond the academic, technical or vocational, enabling them to develop and discover their interests and talents. Opportunities to create work as a whole class, in pairs, small groups and as individuals helps to support learners to develop their character – including their resilience, confidence and independence and help them know how to keep physically and mentally healthy. Observing the variety of creative response outcomes from one dance task will encourage pupils to be respectful towards each other, and to celebrate and appreciate the similarities and differences.