AFTER SCHOOL CLUBS FOR PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOL AGES.
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Regular community classes in DJing that teach you the skills needed to master the turntable. You will learn the basics of scratching, looping, fading, and go on to develop these skills into more complex techniques. As well as this we will briefly look into beat production and editing music. Students will engage with professional working DJs as their teachers, passing on the knowledge of their industry with a network of working professionals for support.
A club for young film enthusiasts who would benefit from joining a youth community, this club focuses on friendship making while upskilling technical film making skills, students will engage in Intro To Film & Intro To Genres, Stories & Sketches, Sound & Sound Equipment, Colors & Lighting, and also participate in Anarchy Film Festival. Participants will engage in Documentary, Music Videos and more.
Our dance club currently operates alongside Break Dance Manchester. We support the delivery of Hip Hop and Contemporary Dance classes to children across the Greater Manchester area. These classes follow our breaking curriculum and provide graded levels as students continue to advance their breaking abilities. Annual events include Dance competitions and smaller performances throughout the year.
A Model of United Nations program for everyone, designed to facilitate a debating club. A space to develop advanced debating skills while understanding how to develop strategies that act on local social action. this club challenges participants to represent given countries in a diplomatic manner. Participants will regularly be learning from, Politicians, Government representatives and diplomatic figures. We will facilitate trip to attend Model of United Nation clubs locally and international.
Key Topics
Peace and security, human rights, and sustainable development
Sketchbook Club is a space where young people can develop and strengthen their artistic abilities in an environment which is supportive and inspiring. Through learning the technical aspects of drawing with subject specialists, participants can start to establish their own unique visual identities. They will learn from a number of artistic influences and experimental styles, advancing their understanding of drawing, painting, doodling and other sketchbook related creative practices. The club will be an opportunity for participants to meet new people and make friends where all skill levels are welcome.
Stem Club is a program that introduces young people to the intriguing possibilities of Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths. Students will learn and make new friends in the stem club through practical and creative exercises such as a Soap Making, Games Design, Star Gazing and the making of Tin Can Robots.