Keeping Kenya’s Orality Alive by Githanda Githae There is a famous phrase that goes, ‘When all other means of communication fail, try words’. Indeed this proves that oral skills are vital to each and every person in the whole world!
January 2019 Article
Live Farm Nativity I was very excited to be asked to take part in the Live Farm Nativity, Christmas 2018. This takes place each year at Kent Life Museum, Maidstone. We had our first and only rehearsal on Tuesday 4th
Part time teaching vacancy
Experienced speech and Drama teacher required for a part-time position in the drama department at an independent girls’ school in Guildford, Surrey. The successful applicant would prepare students for a range of exams across the grades, to cover all six
STSD 2018 AGM Review
A brief review of of our STSD 2018 AGM recently held at The Amba Hotel Marble Arch. It was an excellent day to meet up with colleagues and friends old and new. The atmosphere was buzzing with people exchanging ideas
Surviving Actors London February 3rd 2018
Three of our members attended Surviving Actors at the Radisson Portman Hotel on Saturday 3rd February. The event consisted of stalls representing various organisations to aid actors and would be actors in their work. There were also workshops, talks, castings
Conference venues
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WORD MATTERS
The latest Word Matters has been published and distributed to members and subscribers
Ann Jones meets our Sri Lankan members during her recent visit to Sri Lanka
Attached below, a photo of Ann Jones with Varuni Jayasekera, at a Society meeting whilst she was in Sri Lanka last month. “I spoke of current activities and then we had a question And answer session. It was lovely to see
AGM 2018 DETAILS
Please find all information in the link below. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zRbMWAg7Zr0DlZk34fVYRenvuLCOI2ue51q-GC7cmsk/edit
“A FUTURE FOR CULTURAL EDUCATION”
“A FUTURE FOR CULTURAL EDUCATION” On 14th December, in central London, Policy UK are organising a discussion on the above topic. Tony Brabin MP, Shadow Minister for Early Years, and Lord Clement-Jones, former Liberal-Democrat spokesman for the Creative Industries