This was an excellent experience for the children! They thoroughly enjoyed preparing the play and delighted in sharing it to their class teachers and head teacher!
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Lynne Bowen-Jones
Oak Field Primary School, Barry
Konflux Theatre has worked with our school on many occasions and all of the experiences have been consistently exceptional. We rebook this company often because we are assured of the standard of delivery, and we also like the ‘play in a day’ format, which not only exposes our children to drama techniques but also allows them to share these skills with peers.
Ms James
Miles Coverdale Primary School
The Konflux website as a first port of call is comprehensive and easy to navigate. Staffs were very efficient in terms of booking arrangements and answering any queries. Our workshop leader kept the children engaged and motivated whilst learning – the use of minimal props to do this was impressive.
Mrs Chidgey
Primary School, Manchester
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St Georges Day Activities
St Georges Day Celebrates England’s Patron Saint, he became a legendary figure in English history due to his courage and bravery. In this blog we will list some fun and educational activities for your classroom which are perfect for St Georges Day!
Flag Making
Creating a flag is a great way to celebrate St Georges Day, you could create a small flag each or work together to create large ones. The flag has a red cross on a white background and is also the flag of England. Fly them proudly in your classroom!
Paper Plate Dragons
Another great craft activity is to create a paper plate dragon, or any kind of dragon! There are so many examples online which you could copy or come up with your own version of a dragon craft!
St Georges Quiz
How much does your class know about the patron saint? Why not have a fun classroom quiz to find out!
Re-enact a tale!
The tales of George’s courage and bravery are what made him our Patron Saint, so why not choose one of these tales and re-enact it with your class. A practical exploration of a story is always a good way to fully engage the class with the characters and the plot.
St Georges Day also offers a great opportunity to explore the history of Britain and its culture, and our workshops are perfect for just that! You can find our British workshops here!
