Konflux Theatre have been amazing from booking to performance. They have considered the needs of all of the children taking part and ensure that the workshops were fun and interactive.
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What People Say
Sarah Shepherd
Lyne and Longcross C of E Primary School
Matt energised and entertained an entire key stage. He used a range of subjects including Literacy, History, popular culture, sport, teamwork and of course, drama. He was particularly effective with some of the Y6 children who might have been less enthusiastic following SATs. Matt was flexible and worked around the needs of our school. Matt came to our school loaded with ideas, energy and enthusiasm. This proved to be a contagious mix which inspired all the pupils across a very wide range of abilities. He got everyone working and brought out some brilliant performances from some unlikely places! His management of a large group of children was exemplary. We will certainly recommend Konflux and in particular Matt Driver to other schools.
Alex Bowles
The Norman CE Primary School, Norfolk
The children thoroughly enjoyed their drama day and surprised themselves that they remembered lines and had the confidence to perform. The drama workshops and scripts were pitched perfectly for the children and they had a brilliant day! It was great that they were able to perform to the school and their parents and they learnt lots more about the Olympics.
Diane
Whiteshill Primary School, Gloucestershire
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Safer Internet Day!
Safer Internet Day!!
Being safe online is an increasingly important subject to explore with young people, the technology is changing constantly and it is becoming harder to stay safe. To support Safer Internet Day we have pulled together some facts and figures surrounding young people online which some people may find surprising!!
The following facts are taken from the OFCOM report of media use in the UK.
- Nearly all children went online in 2021 (99%); the majority used a mobile phone (72%) or tablet (69%) to do so
- Using video-sharing platforms (VSPs) such as YouTube or TikTok was the most popular online activity among children aged 3-17 (95%)
- Just four in ten parents of 3-17s knew the minimum age requirement for using most social media
- Children were more likely to experience being bullied via technology than face-to-face: 84% of 8-17s said they had been bullied this way
- Nine in ten 8-17-year-olds (89%) said they had felt pressure to be popular on these platforms, with no difference by gender.
- 32% of 8-11 year olds have seen something nasty or worrying online.
To find out more about the above statistics as well as loads more, check out the OFCOM report online.
Don't forget we have a great range of internet safety workshops available!
