Creativity Live: Celebrating Diversity

Part of the 11 By 11 programme

Booking information

Free

This activity is part of the 11 By 11 programme.

Up to 500 people

This event is hosted online

Description

Creativity Live: Celebrating Diversity

Thursday 15 October, 11.00–11.50am, marking UK Black History Month and 50 years since the Soweto Uprising.

We’re inviting Primary Schools (KS2) to join a FREE 50-minute interactive livestream workshop on Thursday 15 October, 11.00–11.50am, marking UK Black History Month and 50 years since the Soweto Uprising.

Using drama, movement and music, pupils will explore the experiences and courage of the young people who took part in the Soweto Uprising in South Africa in 1976. Through creative activities, they’ll consider what led young people to protest, the impact of their actions, and how their voices can inspire us to stand up for fairness and positive change today.

Produced by Eastside in partnership with the Anti-Apartheid Legacy Centre, Creativity Live: Celebrating Diversity offers a thoughtful and engaging way to explore equality, diversity and inclusion while building pupils’ confidence, oracy, literacy and creativity.

What’s included:

  • A free 50-minute interactive livestream packed with drama and creative activities

  • A Teacher Guide and Easy-Read lesson plan sent in advance

  • Tailored for KS2 (ages 8-11; years 4-6) but accessible for KS3 (year 7s).

  • Access to additional on-demand video workshops and resources

  • An opportunity to share pupils’ work online with schools across the country and beyond

  • Curriculum links across History, PSHE, Citizenship, English and Drama, including spoken language, equality and discrimination, rights and social responsibility, and the role of protest and collective action in creating change

This event is FREE and open to schools anywhere; internet access is required.

More information and link to register your interest at https://antiapartheidlegacy.org.uk/creativity-live-celebrating-diversity-15-october-2026/

Any questions, please drop us a line on info@antiapartheidlegacy.org.uk